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The dollz are cute. The numbers behind them are graded. Here's where the heights and the pieces come from, and how sure I am of each.
Heights
Every height carries a grade:
- Strong Her own words, read in an outlet, or two independent good sources that agree.
- Medium Her own words, but only as quoted by a height site, without the original post or magazine.
- Weak Profile and aggregator sites only, or sources that conflict. Those sites copy each other and cite nothing, so three of them saying 5'7" count as one weak source.
- Estimate Measured against a cast mate of known height in a standing event photo. Good to about 1.5 to 2 inches either way, since heels hide and poses vary.
Heights are barefoot. Heels aren't counted, because reunion heels run 3 to 6 inches and almost nobody documents them.
5'1"
5'2"
5'3"
5'3"
5'3"
5'4"
5'5"
5'5"
5'5"
5'5"
5'6"
5'7"
5'7"
5'7"
5'7"
5'8"
5'9"
5'10"
5'10½"
Only the body is scaled, from the top of the gown to the floor. Hair volume comes from the sprites, so the tops of the heads don't line up exactly.
| Doll | Height | Grade | What it rests on |
|---|---|---|---|
| NeNe Leakes | 5'10½" | Strong | She told HollywoodLife in 2019 she's almost 5'11", and a ParentsConnect interview, quoted by CelebHeights, has 5'10½". |
| LuAnn de Lesseps | 5'10" | Strong | Her own book, Class with the Countess (2009), page 37. |
| Andy Cohen | 5'9" | Weak | IMDb, plus three photo estimates that agree. His own books never give his height. |
| Alexia Nepola | 5'8" | Medium | Two of her own tweets, quoted by CelebHeights. A 2025 photo next to Tamra points to 5'5" or 5'6", so this one is in conflict. |
| Eileen Davidson | 5'7" | Medium | A Soap Opera Digest quote, via CelebHeights: at 5'7" she wasn't tall enough for top modeling. |
| Erika Jayne | 5'7" | Weak | Profile sites, and a 2022 photo estimate next to Kyle that agrees. |
| Sonja Morgan | 5'7" | Weak | One profile site. No usable standing photo. |
| Gizelle Bryant | 5'7" | Weak | A placeholder. Profile sites and photos run from 5'5" to 5'10". |
| Whitney Rose | 5'6" | Weak | Profile sites. She stands level with Lisa Barlow in a reunion lineup photo. |
| Lisa Vanderpump | 5'5" | Medium | Two of her own posts, quoted by CelebHeights. A 1998 interview said 5'6", and the newer, repeated figure wins. She's the reference doll. |
| Bethenny Frankel | 5'5" | Weak | Profile sites say 5'5" to 5'6". Her books never say. |
| Ramona Singer | 5'5" | Weak | IMDb and one profile site. |
| Lisa Barlow | held at 5'5" | Unresolved | Profile sites say 5'6" to 5'7". Two photos from the same night say 5'1" to 5'3" and 5'5" to 5'6". She stays at the reference until a real source turns up. |
| Mary Cosby | 5'4" | Weak | One profile site. She stands a little shorter than Lisa and Whitney in a reunion lineup photo. |
| Kandi Burruss | 5'3" | Strong | Her own Instagram caption, quoted by Atlanta Black Star, puts her in her group's 5'3"-and-under crew. |
| Tamra Judge | 5'3" | Strong | She gave 5'3"-ish to followers, on Bravo, and a tweet quoted by CelebHeights says 5'3½". |
| Teresa Giudice | 5'3" | Estimate | Three photo checks, against Tamra, Kyle and her daughter Gia, all land at 5'2" to 5'4". Profile sites say 5'8", which is wrong. |
| Kyle Richards | 5'2" | Strong | She says 5'2" on Bravo, more than once. She's the anchor in most of the photo estimates. |
| Kim Richards | 5'1" | Weak | Profile sites, and about an inch shorter than Kyle in a 2023 photo. |
How exact is this?
Less exact than it looks. At 2 px per inch, an estimate that's off by 1.5 to 2 inches moves a doll 3 to 4 px, and that's easy to see in a lineup. So the lineup looks more exact than the sources behind it.
Calibrating a photo
LuAnn's book settles her at 5'10". A 2026 stage photo put her at 5'8½" to 5'9½", so that photo reads about an inch low. The likely reason is Kyle, the anchor, in tall platforms hidden by her trousers. That inch went back into the other estimates from the same photo.
Skin
Each skin ramp is picked by comparing the doll with her reunion photo. The photos never go on this site or into its repo. A few ramps are still provisional picks that haven't been checked against a photo yet.
Where the pieces come from
The gowns and heads come from EasyDoll's dollmakers. Eve, a Dutch teenager who ran a dollz site called Gurlpowerrr, built the makers, most of them between November 2002 and March 2004. In fall 2004 the site joined The Doll Palace network and moved to easydoll.com.
Eve's maker footers say every prop came from the Palace, meaning The Palace avatar chat. She collected props from the chat's prop rooms, cleaned them up, and edited a few. No footer names the artist behind any gown, head or body, so "artists unknown" isn't a gap to fill later. It's the honest answer.
The bodies under the gowns belong to old base styles that many sites redrew. Fan history credits the first Prep body to a Palace user called Starr, but nobody has sourced that, which is why the credit says "traditionally".
The rules this site follows
Gurlpowerrr's rules allowed dolls made on its makers for non-commercial use, with a link back, and barred reposting the props themselves. Its FAQ said a doll put together from props can't carry the assembler's copyright, because assembling isn't drawing.
So this site links back to the archived EasyDoll, shows only finished dollz, claims no copyright on them, and makes no money. A piece whose artist can't be found is still under copyright, not public domain, so nothing here assumes the pieces are free to use.
The Doll Palace's own terms asked for written permission to modify anything, and it stopped updating around 2008. So the takedown note at the bottom of every page is the fallback: if you drew any of these, I'll credit you properly or take them down.
What stays private
The sprite pieces, the bare bases, the layered Aseprite files, the full build scripts and every reference photo stay in a private repo. This site's repo holds only what you can see here.