Brynn Whitfield confirms Rhony’s exit after 2 seasons

Whitfield Brynn officially not coming back to Real House Wives New York City After an ongoing drama with her costars.

“After much thought, I’ve made the decision to walk away from reality TV. For the time being,” wrote Brynn, 39, through his Instagram story on Monday, June 9.

Bryn noted that she was grateful for her time on Rhony, adding, “(will) always be one of the most fun, chaotic and enchanting chapters of my life. It was an honor to help restart such an iconic franchise. Of the day one, I think Rhony makes you do it. Watch and be proud. ”

When discussing her two -term period, Brynn said she “Very grateful” for the opportunity.

“To every person who gave me a chance, he encouraged me, and gave me love and grace – thank you,” he continued. “I’ve never felt more to me than on my Spotify podcast, see below. And get ready to laugh, cry, and possibly Poop when reading my book coming out later this year. So far, just a fraction of who I am, what I’ve been through and what I’ve learned. This is the most vulnerable thing I’ve ever written …”

He added: “Sharing my time between my London and NYC offices, building Hoppy alongside the most successful entrepreneurs, developers and marketers – creating the app where the good guys (where dating feels fun, safe and cool again) feels like a long life dream I never knew came true. As Sheryl Sandberg said: go.

The news comes after Bravo viewers questioned the future of a bryn on the show when tension between hi and her costars took a turn during the Fragment Cast trip to Puerto Rico in the season 15 finale. In the episode, Changed hassan claimed that a bryn had slept with someone to be cast on the show, which led to a sharing bryn that she had been sexually assaulted in the past. Brynn claimed that Ubah, 41, knew of the incident and was upset that he would make the madness after hearing the story.

Ubah, however, was definitely that she had no knowledge of Brynn’s experience. It is later alleged that Brynn has said Erin lichy She said she didn’t know if Ubah was “clocked” when she revealed the incident during an emotional phone conversation.

The play has been since an off -screen continuity, With a hill doubling down on her version of the events in an interview with Rolling Stone

“It’s not right to assume that everyone remembers everything you say all the time and then still accountable for that,” said Brynn. “I know of a fact for me to say, but when someone screams into the phone, the other person may not necessarily hear them.”

Brynn said she was “shocking” to Hear her costars accused of lying. “You tell me that in the three minutes from when I get called horrible names (by Ubah) and I’m obviously upset that I somehow invented a plan?” he said. “It’s disgusting that I’m talking about two things I would hope that no woman or person would have to experience – suicide and sexual assault – and everyone is probably, ‘Brynn, we feel exploited.’ Maybe don’t use those words to describe the situation.

Before Tuesday, January 28, a reunion chapter of FragmentNews broke out that producers put out a casting call. “At that time…,” wrote the shed casting account through Instagram On Monday, January 27. “🍎come and get your apple.” (The media company has previously worked with Bravo shows including Fragment and Salt Lake City real housewives.)

Shed casting answered some commonly asked questions about the casting process through their Instagram story, sharing that producers are looking for those living in Brooklyn and Manhattan who have an “organic connection with someone on the cast.”

Shed casting shared that they are looking for women who should “be living a Bravo lifestyle” and noted that they are looking for those who “make sense with the current. 30s-50s.” Weekly US reach out to Bravo for comment at the time.

Alongside Brynn, Ubah and Erin, the latest season of Fragment starry Say De Silver, Jenna Lyons, Jessel Talk and Racquel Chevremont as well as Rebecca Minkoff as a “friend” to the women. It is not confirmed whether all cast members return.

If you or someone you know have sexually assaulted you, please contact the National Sexual Assault Wire at 1-800-656-Hope (4673).