Brynn Whitfield’s “Real Housewives of New York City” co-stars reportedly feel relieved about her departure from the show, according to a source exclusively shared with Page Six.

An insider revealed, “Most of the cast has distanced themselves from Brynn, and it was a relief to hear she won’t return.” They added that the ladies are happy she has dropped her “apple” and that filming with her again might have been uncomfortable after her actions last season.

Recently, Whitfield announced on her Instagram Story that she is stepping away from reality TV after two seasons on Bravo.

She shared, “Last week, Hoppy — the dating app I co-founded and serve as Chief Marketing Officer — hit a huge download milestone. I want to dedicate my energy to making Hoppy the top dating app worldwide.”

The 39-year-old TV personality reflected on her time on the series, stating it will “always be one of the most fun, chaotic, and magical chapters of my life.” She also expressed pride in helping to reboot the franchise and emphasized her role as a temporary caretaker for fans.

Whitfield starred alongside Jenna Lyons, Sai De Silva, Ubah Hassan, Erin Lichy, and Jessel Taank since the reboot’s 2023 premiere.

Her departure followed the show’s dramatic Season 15 finale in January, where she publicly accused Hassan of calling her a “whore,” despite Whitfield being a survivor of sexual assault, a fact she shared publicly.

The conflict escalated after Whitfield accused Hassan of calling her a derogatory term while she was dealing with trauma, leading to public tension and cast conflicts. Most cast members believed Whitfield’s account was false, further fueling the rift.

In May, reports indicated Bravo was removing the show from air temporarily, with hopes of a franchise reboot. Andy Cohen confirmed the casting process was active, with discussions with potential new Housewives.

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