Lisa Rinna revealed that her late father, Frank Rinna, died in 2016 due to assisted suicide.
The 61-year-old “The Actual Housewife of Beverly Hills” alumnus joined her husband Harry Hamlin on her “Don't Talk About Her Husband” podcast, who blocked her on Friday the issue she was talking about publicly, not because she was talking about it in the Bravo situation and was “too painful.”
Lisa recalls her father’s decision to accept suicide by fighting pneumonia for the fourth time in a year, saying: “After setting their mind about it, they were ready.”
She mentioned that she found herself in a “surreal place” that needed to “help” what he needed to do.
“But you will watch your father or mom commit suicide,” Truth Star determined.
Lisa mentioned that she remembered Frank, who was 93 years old at the time, was just bored with how she felt.
“Is he just so anxious to go?” Hamlin, 73, asked his spouse to answer: “Of course. … He was in pain, and he was actually very sad.”
Lisa mentioned that to ensure that assisted suicide is performed, the dead must provide themselves with a deadly tablet. “You probably won't manage it for someone,” she mentioned. “It has to be half their intentional move.”
The former Bravo star mentioned that her father was “so crazy” when he was not arriving on time because the tablet wasn't arriving on time.
When Frank ended up ingesting his tablet cocktail mixed with orange juice, Lisa mentioned the flavor “like s-t”, which was “bitter”-the atmosphere of the room was “correct”.
They have “yoga-type” music participating and life-long deaths there can help.
“The sun is coming, like 2pm,” the “Harry Alisa” alumni recalled, “so there is a lot of real grandeur behind it.”
Still, Lisa mentioned that she didn't expect it to “not happen immediately” and took 45 minutes.
“They just fall asleep, so it's not weird,” she added. “It's not really bad, but it feels bad.”
Lisa's mother, Lois Rinna, died of a stroke a few years later.
After Frank's death, the previous “housewife” mentioned in the Instagram Candy Tribute “The world immediately misplaced a good man… Heaven received an excellent angel. I love your dad.
“I realize now that I am my adult. I'm going to take good care of my dad. You're never going to put together for that.”
