“She went on pause.”
Executive producer Andy Cohen has also said this was the case for Medley.
He added that once she had been “renewed and refreshed,” he would have her back.
“The good news is he didn’t use the word ‘fired,'” Medley confirmed withTodayin March.
“He used ‘pause’ because it seems so much kinder.”
However, the star expressed her interest in participating in the new series.
“Listen, if you hear something, call me!
I’ll be at Blue Stone Manor waiting, decorating for Halloween,” she joked.
“I don’t think it’s anything like the first one,” she toldToday.
“This is Blue Stone Manor on steroids.
Eight girls that are all very, very good Housewives, old-school Housewives and all big personalities.”
… Just because you say it doesn’t mean it’s true."
