The Real Reason Lisa Vanderpump Is Closing Villa Blanca

While Villa Blanca is closing, Vanderpump hasn't ruled out the possibility of opening the restaurant somewhere else in the future. "While saying goodbye to the location where we have actively served the Beverly Hills community for 12 years and employed hundreds of Angelenos, is a sad time for us, we are excited to perhaps bring Villa Blanca back in the future at a different location – as its staff and customers have always been a family," she said.

Vanderpump will also continue to give out fresh meals to those in need on Monday mornings as she has since the restaurant opened. "We will also be moving our Homeless Initiatives, to our other kitchens, to continue feeding the homeless weekly, which we have been committed to for the past 12 years," she said.

Fans will soon be able to eat at one of Vanderpump's many other restaurants. The reality star and her husband, Ken Todd, plan to reopen Pump, SUR, Tom Tom, and Vanderpump Cocktail Garden in Caesars Palace soon.