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"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" reality star Brandi Glanville recently wrote an open letter via Facebook blaming newcomer Joyce Giraud for endangering her family with racist accusations.






According to the letter, the Puerto Rican beauty queen's remarks have damaged Glanville's professional and family life.






"Joyce's ongoing comments, accusations and labels have endangered my family and cost me jobs, and opportunities," wrote the 41-year-old. "As a single mother supporting my two little boys and running a household by myself, I hope Joyce feels really really good about what she is doing to my family as she sits a top her mansion with her giant diamond ring and zero worries."






This all started when Giraud refused to get in the pool during a trip with the rest of the housewives in Palm Springs.






"You're a black person," Glanville said in response to Giraud not getting into the pool.






After the controversial statement, the mother of two expressed her regret for what she said.






"I know what I said was definitely inappropriate, but I say a lot of inappropriate things," said Glanville. "I'm not racist, I'm just inappropriate 90 percent of the time!"






Glanville also implied in her open letter that Giraud is just seeking attention with all her accusations.






"Joyce was giving interview after interview about me needing rehab or me being prejudice or anything me and all negative," she wrote in her open letter. "This speaks volumes about her need for attention, her vicious ambition and her true colors. I really hope this woman can stop obsessing over what she thinks my issues are and focus on the help she needs to get for herself."






As for the open letter, Giraud finds it kind of hilarious. She expressed her feelings via Twitter.






"Have asked about the open letter. Slightly comedic that she blames her behavior on me," Giraud tweeted. "Wish they would show EVERYTHING."