from season four to six. In May 2015, Armstrong stated she wouldn't be opposed to returning to the series in a larger capacity as she is a lot happier now. Besides the two full-time cast member not returning, three recurring cast members also didn't return for season four, Camille Grammer, Faye Resnick and Marisa Zanuck. Grammer who was full-time in season one and two and recurred in season three didn't return for season four by her own choice saying, "there were some good times and some not so good times, but it's very hard to live your life out on the screen." Grammer has continued to guest star in later seasons and shortly in July 2016, Grammer expressed interest in returning saying, "Oh, I love being a part of it for what, it's gonna be six, seven seasons?" as well as saying it's up to Cohen and the higher-ups. Resnick has not revealed why she didn't return in a recurring capacity but since has also returned in guest appearances in later seasons. Zanuck had hinted that she was no longer interested in the show, in her Bravo blog shortly after the finale saying, "in truth, I have moved past all of the drama, and I don’t want to acknowledge it anymore." The following month Zanuck revealed that she was let go from the series after not being asked to return for season four. Zanuck has not returned to the series since. With the departure of two full-time cast member and three recurring, season four introduced two new full-time cast members, Carlton Gebbia and Joyce Giraud de Ohoven. Gebbia grew up in South Africa and London prior to moving to Los Angeles to pursue acting, who later went on to have roles in The Young and the Restless and Suddenly Susan. Gebbia is very spiritual with her faith, Wicca, and identifies as a practicing witch. Gebbia grew up in a very spiritual home and has been involved with Wicca since she was seven years old, as her grandmother was a practicing pagan and her mother was psychic. Her faith goes hand-in-hand with her love of nature and animals, so much that she works with Wildlife WayStation, a non-profit Sanctuary in Los Angeles that raises money for exotic and wild animals. Gebbia works closely with her husband David who runs his family multi-faceted business with his father and brothers. The businesses includes