Kyle Richards’ estranged husband, Mauricio Umansky, has moved onto his next romantic fling.
The real estate mogul, 54, was spotted kissing a model identified by TMZ as Klaudia “K” following a dinner date to a sushi restaurant in Aspen, Colo., on Tuesday night.
Umansky and the blond beauty were photographed walking arm-in-arm as they left Matsuhisa together.
Klaudia, who was dressed casually in a black sweater and jeans, was seen at one point wrapping her arms around The Agency founder, who also wore a comfortable outfit, to give him a big smooch.
The couple did not hold back as they publicly embraced each other and shared a passionate kiss.
It’s unclear how long Umansky and Klaudia have been dating. The model and his rep did not immediately return Page Six’s request for comment.
Umansky, however, is clearly playing the field, as just five months ago he was spotted kissing Ukrainian-American actress and model Nikita Kahn at the Mykonos Airport.
A month later, the pair was snapped enjoying a nice stroll at a beach in Mexico while on another trip.
It’s unknown why they decided to part ways, and Kahn did not immediately return our request.
Richards, meanwhile, has said in the past that she and her ex are “free” to date other people.
The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star, 55, and Netflix alum announced their split in July 2023 after 27 years of marriage and three daughters — Alexia Umansky, 28, Sophia Umansky, 24, and Portia, 16 — together.
There were rumors at the time that Richards had sparked a romantic relationship with country singer Morgan Wade, but both have adamantly claimed they are just “very close” friends.
The Bravo star has not publicly dated anyone since separating from Mauricio — although she said on “Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen” Tuesday night that she has “thought about dating.”
She also addressed why she and her estranged spouse, who moved out of their marital home earlier this year, have not actually filed for divorce yet.
“We’re good friends. We get along really well. We live separate lives, and it just hasn’t come up,” Richards said. “When the time comes, obviously, we will address it.”
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