Alexia Umansky Reacts to Cute Moment Between Kyle and Mauricio at Her Wedding

Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky’s eldest daughter, Alexia, had a sweet reaction to her parents sharing a moment at her wedding.

After Alexia, 29, shared a video of her and husband Jake Zingerman dancing at their recent celebration, a user uploaded a screenshot of Richards, 56, and Umansky, 55, looking into each other’s eyes and smiling.

“And then there is this,” the user wrote via TikTok with three heart emojis alongside the photo, to which Alexia replied, “Crying.”

Alexia and Zingerman tied the knot in Los Angeles on Saturday, September 6, with their loved ones by their side. The couple have been together since 2019. Alexia and Zingerman got engaged in 2024, less than one year after moving in together.

“I’m very excited. They’re just the sweetest couple. They’re definitely soulmates. They’ve been best friends since second or third grade and they’re just so sweet together. And I’m so grateful I’m going to have a son-in-law. I can’t believe it,” Richards told Parade in 2024.

She continued, “He asked my permission. And then he had me help him through the process of picking the ring. And he was so cute, including me. I went with him to many different places to look, and it was just so sweet that he included me in that whole process.”

Richards and Umansky, meanwhile, separated in 2023 after 27 years of marriage. The pair, who share Alexia and daughters Sophia, 25, and Portia, 17, have yet to file for divorce. (Richards is also mom of Farrah Aldjufrie, 36, whom she shares with ex-husband Guraish Aldjufrie.)

“We still have not filed for divorce or anything but … we have had more conversations about, ‘What should we do, should I still live where I’m living, should we sell the house and each go buy two new homes, or do we keep the house because it is such a special property and just each go our different ways,’” Richards said during a February episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills After Show. “We’re discussing those things now, which we did not before.”

She added, “I don’t think there is a blueprint for exactly how this has to be done. I find myself being oddly protective and defensive of him because people want to say things about him, thinking it would make me happy. I’m like, ‘You don’t know how we work, we’re good.’”