Brandi Glanville: LeAnn Rimes 'Insane' and 'Cray-Cray' – Video

(Brandi Glanville: LeAnn Rimes ‘Insane’:  Update- Video Below) LeAnn Rimes is again making headlines for her personal life, after a tell-all interview with Entertainment Tonight‘s Nancy O’Dell, meanwhile Cibrian’s ex-wife Brandi Glanville is sounding off on the revealing interview.

The two discussed her much-scrutinized marriage to Eddie Cibrian (the two started dating when they were each married to other people).

O’Dell asked if the couple planned to have children. Yea . . . I think so,” Rimes said, hesitantly. “That’s kind of the talk we’ve had for awhile now. Who knows?”

However, the couple isn’t in any rush. While Rimes said they aren’t actively trying to get pregnant, she did brag about the couple’s sex life.

“Have you seen him?” she joked. “[Sex is] whatever time. Any time of the day. Whenever he wants it.” A troubling statement, coming from someone who went to rehab for emotional and self-esteem issues last summer.

In the ET interview, Rimes also revealed she has a fear Cibrian will cheat on her. “I would be ignorant to say – and everyone else would think I am a liar – if I didn’t say yes, and I have at times.”

Rimes continued that the trust issue goes both ways. “Speaking for him, I would actually say that’s creeped into his [mind]. …I think we’ve been very honest and open with that to each other and our conversations about it have only made me understand how much he actually cares, as much as I do, about being faithful to each other” she said.

Cibrian’s ex-wife, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Brandi Glanville was asked to comment on Rimes’s revelations. “I feel like every day there’s a tell-all interview,” Glanville, told Bravo host Andy Cohen on Monday night’s “Watch What Happens Live.” “It’s kind of cray-cray.”

Cibrian left Glanville for Rimes while they were still married. When asked what she thought about the couple’s concerns about now cheating on each other, Glanville weakly smiled.

TV personality Hoda Kotb, who was also on “What What Happens..” gave the real housewife a little help, “Have you ever heard the saying — and I don’t know if this applicable to him — ‘the way you got him is the way you’ll lose him?'” she asked Glanville, who acknowledged that she had indeed heard the saying.

Glanville had some other words for her ex and his new wife, claiming Rimes is Cibrian’s “sugar mama” in her new book, Drinking & Tweeting. Glanville alleges Rimes’s wealth from her music career allows Eddie to live the kind of lifestyle he has always wanted.

No word on whether Rimes has read Drinking & Tweeting.

Watch Brandi on “Watch What Happens Live” below

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