Ramona Singer reveals how RHONY stars reacted to her exit

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RHONY was cast in 2012.

Ramona Singer is open about her exit from The Real Housewives of New York and how her former castmates are taking the news.

During an appearance on December 7th Access Hollywood’s Housewives Nightcap Series, the star revealed more about how her former co-stars reacted to her decision to leave the show.

“Did you hear from anyone after you announced you weren’t coming back?” host asked Singer during the interview. “Have you heard from any of your former castmates?”

“No, no, they said, you know, of course we’re going to miss you,” Singer explained. “You know, we grew up together. These women are my friends.”

In March 2022, Andy Cohen announced in an interview with diversity that “The Real Housewives of New York” would look a little different in the coming seasons: The network decided to split the franchise into two separate shows, one with an all-new cast of women and one with “old” cast members like Dorinda Medley and Sonya Morgan. However, Singer confirmed this page six in November 2022 that she would not be returning to the franchise.

Singer was a cast member of The Real Housewives of New York from seasons 1 to 13.

Another original member of the Real Housewives of New York will not be returning to the franchise

Ramona Singer isn’t the only woman who has no plans to return to new legacy spinoff show Real Housewives of New York. When speaking to Us weekly In November 2022, Andy Cohen announced that he also doesn’t think Bethenny Frankel will be coming back.

“One of the great things I loved about the Legacy Wives is that over the years they’ve actually been hanging around when the cameras aren’t rolling,” Cohen told the outlet at the time. “They are really in touch. They overlap in each other’s lives. Bethenny now lives in Connecticut, just living her best life in her own universe. Given what she thinks about the show at this point, I’m not sure it makes any sense at all [for her to return].”

Jill Zarin wants RHONY’s ‘Legacy’ to be ‘successful’

Though the official cast of legacy spinoff The Real Housewives of New York has yet to be announced, Jill Zarin has revealed E! news in April 2022 that she wants the new show to be “successful.”

“I think they need to tell me what they think will make it more successful than it was – what’s different, how are they going to change it – because obviously what they did didn’t work,” Zarin told the outlet Time. “You know, you just want to be on a hit show.”

Zarin continued: “I feel like I would have stayed upstairs. I find it hard to believe that I could top this experience.”

Zarin isn’t the only one who wants the show to be successful. Andy Cohen at BravoCon 2022 spoke to people about the upcoming reboot.

“I think our plan is actually brilliant because we’re allowing people to not just get a whole new reboot of The real housewives of New Yorkwhere, outside of this little stamp area on the Upper East Side, we’re going to tell new stories from these women that we’ve followed for so many years,” Cohen explained.

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