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Brandi Glanville Reveals Alleged Affair with Denise Richards in Explosive RHOBH Supertease

"That is not true!" Denise Richards says about the alleged affair with Brandi Glanville

"I f----- her, woke up the next morning [and] she said, 'Aaron can never know this. He'll kill me,' " Brandi, 47, tells Kyle Richards, Dorit Kemsley, Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave, Lisa Rina and Erika Girardi at a sit-down dinner — seemingly before Denise's arrival.

The women are all in shock following the reveal, with Kyle, 51, looking back at Brandi in horror.

The housewives later confront Denise about the alleged affair at a different gathering, to which she tearfully responds: "What the f---?"

"That is not true!" says Denise, who has been wed to Aaron Phypers since 2018. (Denise's rep has denied the alleged affair to PEOPLE.)

Dorit, 43, later shares, "I believe

Denise" as the other women remain shocked.

Elsewhere in the episode, Garcelle Beauvais explains while at a party that she was supposed to meet up with Denise — but the Melrose Place star was a "no show."

"I've been calling her — nothing," Garcelle, 53, tells Kyle.

Denise's absence strikes fear and worry in Dorit, who attempts to call her.

"I hope to God she's okay. My heart is racing. I'm really, really scared," Dorit says as the phone rings.

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