'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Season 5 Cast: Eileen Davidson and Whitney Cummings Slam Brandi Glanville on ‘Watch What Happens Live’

"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Eileen Davidson and comedian Whitney Cummings dissed fellow "RHOBH" star Brandi Glanville on a recent episode of "Watch What Happens Live," Perez Hilton reports.

When "WWHL" host Andy Cohen opted to play a word association game with the two women, Glanville's name was brought up and the girls associated it with the word "trash."

Later in the show, a fan phoned in to ask Davidson if she felt that Glanville had a drinking problem and she replied with one word: "Yes."

Glanville has yet to respond to Davdison's "WWHL" diss, however Perez Hilton suggests that the feud between Davidson and Glanville will heat up following the "WWHL" interview.

Prior to her diss, Davidson slammed Glanville in her Bravo TV blog for mocking her home while attending her poker game, the Inquisitr reports.

"Just to clarify ... in Brandi's last blog she said she came to our poker party and was so hungry because it was dinner time and we had no food. Aww. I guess she has to blame someone for her actions. But honestly, folks? It wasn't EXACTLY dinner time. It was between 8:30 and 9:00 PM. And it wasn't a DINNER party. It was a POKER party. A DINNER party is where you sit down at a table and have dinner. A POKER party is where you sit down at a table and play poker," Davidson wrote.

Davidson also slammed Granville for suggesting that she hire a nanny to watch her 10-year-old son while she throw the poker game.

In the latest episode of "RHOBH," Glanville suggested that inviting girls over to play poker was not something Davidson should have done with out having a nanny present to watch her son, according to the Inquistr.

"As far as having a nanny (which we don't have, BTW) take Jesse away for the evening? I'm not quite sure where we're supposed to send an 11-year-old boy at 10 PM when we couldn't arrange a sleepover. Nor did Vincent and I think it was necessary," Davidson wrote. "After all, we weren't having a group of Portuguese sailors over for a poker game. It was four women. If we're ever moronic enough to invite Brandi over again, I'll make sure Jesse is safely sequestered away from our property."