Lisa Rinna archives the post supporting her son Garcelle Beauvais

Lisa Rinny’s mouth is no longer made for speaking.

The 59-year-old “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star said she had archived her Instagram post of Bravo supporting Garcelle Beauvais’ son Jax against racist trolls because the network’s statement “did nothing.”

Rinny’s explanation came in response to a direct message from Instagram user @ cici.loves.youwho asked sincere Bravolebrity why she had removed the message from her channel.

“I archived it all,” Rinna explained, referring to Instagram, which gives users the ability to delete and then add posts back to their profile if they change their minds.

“I’ve edited my social page a lot, if you notice,” she continued. “I keep it very positively, not negatively, fashion and fun.”

Alum “The Days of Our Lives” claimed that he did not want “anything negative” [her] nets “because her daughters, 24-year-old Delilah and 21-year-old Amelia,” will be at risk when we speak. “

“The statement did nothing, so why hold on to it?” she asked. “Our children are falling prey [sic] threats. All our children. “

The entire cast of “RHOBH” re-published Bravo’s statement on their channels urging fans to “refrain from attacking our cast and their families with harmful rhetoric” after Beauvais’ 14-year-old son was targeted for racial attacks on social media.

Rinna, who is known for calling up her friends from “RHOBH” on social media, then dropped the bomb that she was refraining from posing on the smash hit show Bravo.

“We’ve gone beyond the boundaries and now I need to keep my family safe,” DM summed up in her fan account. “I won’t say or publish anything about the program anymore.”

Founder Rinna Beauty noted in her Instagram story that she wiped her channel of “8,000 photos”, but retained some memories of “RHOBH”, including “dancing in Provence” during a group tour in season 9.

Rinna was the first cast member to side with Jax after he was attacked online last week.

“We’re making a TV show. We try to entertain you – why can’t you treat it as a stock for God’s sake love us – love to hate us, ”she wrote last Tuesday. “But leave the kids alone!”

Jax, who shared some “racist and primitive comments” in his Instagram story last week, reacted to attacks by “middle-aged women” on his mom’s platform.

“I would like to start by saying that I am still a child and do not want to be seen as a fully mature adult because I am not,” wrote the teenager. “It is now my first week in high school and instead of enjoying it like most kids in my school, I have to deal with attacks on social media.”

Beauvais, 59, also spoke of the nefarious comments and said that after “crying” over the hateful trolls, she was grateful to those who “supported Jax and me,” adding, “It means the world.”