Kyle Richards Pays Tribute to a Very Special Person in Morgan Wade's Life (PICS)
RHOBH's Kyle Richards had a "magical" message for Morgan Wade's manager.
Kyle Richards and Morgan Wade are paying tribute to a special person in the country singer's life: her manager, Mary Sparr.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member and the musician took to their respective Instagram Stories on November 5 to wish Mary a happy birthday.
"Happy birthday [Mary]," Kyle wrote in the caption of one of her Stories, before reflecting on their recent safari trip to South Africa. In another, she added, "I miss waking up and going on our search for the Big 5."
"I hope this birthday is magical," the mom of four concluded in another Story.
Mary responded to Kyle's message by re-sharing one of her posts on her own Instagram Story. "You can say a lot about me and [Kyle Richards] but we will have a nice time DANG IT," the manager wrote.
Morgan also shared a sweet message for Mary on her special day.
"Happy Birthday [Mary]!" she wrote. "And here's to many more years of fun and me calling you 36 times a day."
All the details on Kyle Richards and Morgan Wade's trip to South Africa
As previously mentioned, Kyle, Morgan, and Mary all went to Cape Town, South Africa in October for one of Morgan's performances. While there, the ladies (and the rest of Morgan's band) decided to go on safari in the hopes of seeing both the big five and the super seven.
"The safari was incredible, honestly, there are just no words," Kyle said during a recent Amazon Live stream about the "really great" trip. "We got to see the big five, [elephant, leopard, rhinos, lion, and buffalo] [and the] super seven [lions, elephants, rhinos, leopards, buffalos, cheetahs, and wild dogs] — I didn't even know there was a super seven, by the way."
Kyle struggled to identify her favorite part of her trip, but noted that she "love[s] leopards" and "the fact that [she] got to see a leopard twice."
"Apparently that's a very rare sighting," she continued. "We got to see the wild dogs, which they said they hadn't seen since like nine months [ago] and they're out there every day. So, that was amazing."
Kyle also said that it felt "really weird" to be near the animals without "feel[ing] threatened by them at all."
"But I think the thing that was really the most 'Oh my god' was the elephant that got so close to us," she continued. "Because you could see that it was enormous, bigger than the other elephants we saw and it was just 'Oh my gosh' I couldn't believe... I got nervous, but it was just so breathtaking."
