ET caught up with the 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' alum at The Bravos.
Camille Grammer might be making her way back to The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills full-time.
ET caught up with the reality star at The Bravos, where she was on-hand to support her fellow Beverly Hills star -- and the night’s headliner -- Erika Jayne. Camille wasn’t nominated for any awards at the show this year, but that might change in 2017. The show features the “Don’t Call It a Comeback” award, an honor for Bravo stars who make big returns to the shows that made them famous.
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“Don't call it a comeback!” Camille sings. “I don't know. We'll see, we'll see. You gotta talk to Andy [Cohen] about that. We gotta talk to the higher ups.”
Camille hasn’t been a full-time cast member of RHOBH since 2013, but has made appearances in almost every season since. She admits her guest appearances are kind of the “perfect gig,” because she gets to come in and have fun, but escape the drama.
Still, her surprise appearance at The Bravos has us thinking we might be seeing more of Camille when The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills returns later this year.
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“Oh, I love being a part of it for what, it's gonna be six, seven seasons?” Camille gushes. “Oh my god, that's a long time! I call it my dysfunctional family, working with these girls -- but no, they're wonderful. I miss them when I'm not around them. They're fun.”
Something Camille can confirm she’s working on: her dance moves!
“I've been dancing again!” Camille confesses. “I learned how to twerk recently, OK? I've been taking this amazing dance class in Malibu, and Neda is her name, she's teaching me how to twerk. So, I can twerk now.”
“I don't know if I should brag about that or not,” the reality star adds with a laugh.
The Bravos air Wednesday night at 10 p.m. ET/PT on Bravo, and you might just catch Camille busting a move during Erika Jayne’s show-stopping performance of “Pretty Mess.” ET has your exclusive first look at the number -- check it out in the video below.