“Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum Adrienne Maloof is using her platform for good.
“I have a new philanthropic job that I’ve created for school shootings, so I’ve been working with Congress on getting that passed,” the 58-year-old “RHOBH” star told Page Six at BravoCon on Friday.
She continued, “We’ve had so many massive school shootings … I finally came up with a solution. It isn’t the answer, but it’s a solution for buying time and saving children and saving people at big events by using K9s and their handlers to sniff out ammunition and gunpowder. It’d be similar to what they do at the airport but surrounding schools and big events.”
The reality TV star explained that having been a part of the Bravo series can only help her philanthropic endeavors.
“I was reluctant [to join the ‘RHOBH’ cast] because you’re putting your whole life out there … but then I thought, ‘I see it for what it is. I see how it can help philanthropic work,'” she told us. “Let’s face it, Bravo does an amazing job internationally with their marketing, so as a businesswoman, I saw it for what it was and took a leap of faith.”
Meanwhile, Maloof didn’t confirm whether she’d be appearing on more “RHOBH” episodes, telling us, “You’ll have to see, you’ll have to stay tuned. We’ll see.”
BravoCon is taking place in New York from Nov. 15-17.