The Ramona Coaster has come to a whole cease — and Kenya Moore doesn’t appear upset that the experience is over.
“It was time for her to go,” the “Actual Housewives of Atlanta” star completely tells Web page Six of Ramona Singer’s departure from the “Actual Housewives of New York Metropolis” franchise.
Moore, 51, starred alongside Singer, 66 — and fought significantly onerous along with her — all through the inaugural season of Peacock’s “Actual Housewives Final Women Journey” spin-off.
Following 13 consecutive seasons as a full-time forged member on “RHONY,” Singer confirmed in an unique assertion to Web page Six that she is not going to be taking part within the beloved actuality collection’ forthcoming “Legacy” reboot.
“I don’t wish to do the present any longer,” she stated final month. “It’s not for me at the moment.”
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However sources advised us that Bravo didn’t provide the longest-serving member of the forged a chance to return for his or her revamped lineup.
Moore, an “RHOA” mainstay since 2012’s Season 5, actually doubts that Singer dipped of her personal volition.
“You suppose she ‘left’?” the fan-appointed “Shade Murderer” quips. “No ‘Housewife’ ever leaves.”
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A portion of Bravo followers persistently referred to as for the community to exile Singer from “New York Metropolis” since Season 13 completed airing in September 2021.
Many cited Web page Six’s unique report of an alleged racist remark made by Singer about co-star Eboni Okay. Williams that launched an inside investigation and subsequently halted reunion plans final yr. (Singer, who has denied making any such comment, was later cleared within the investigation.)
Earlier this yr, Bravo honcho Andy Cohen introduced plans to overtake “RHONY” by beginning over with an entire new forged — together with onetime J. Crew president Jenna Lyons — and introducing a “Legacy” version, that includes fan favorites from earlier “New York Metropolis” seasons.
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Web page Six beforehand reported that execs had been hoping to maintain Luann de Lesseps and Sonja Morgan from final season of “RHONY” for the brand new present and add alums Kelly Bensimon, Jill Zarin and Dorinda Medley, plus a pair extra veterans.
If Singer is on the lookout for different actuality TV work, Moore suggests she skip out on Fox’s new unscripted collection “Special Forces: World’s Hardest Check” — on which the latter stars.
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“Ramona would get booted off throughout the first hour,” she says with amusing.
The previous Miss USA seems on the present with actress Jamie Lynn Spears, “Jon & Kate Plus 8” alum Kate Gosselin and Melanie “Mel B” Brown of the Spice Women, amongst different well-known faces.
The group undergoes army coaching workouts within the deserts of Jordan that problem them bodily, mentally and emotionally — like leaping out of a helicopter into open water.
When requested to call one “Housewife” who might deal with such grueling duties, Moore mentions “Atlanta” castmate Sanya Richards-Ross, a Jamaican American observe and subject athlete who has received 4 gold medals within the Olympics.
“Solely Sanya Richards-Ross might deal with this as a result of she was an Olympian,” Moore enthuses. “She would kill it.”
She provides, “However anybody else from my forged? No, they’re punks.”
In the meantime, Moore tells Web page Six she feels renewed after her “Special Forces” expertise — and is even wanting ahead to having one other little one with or with no man.
“I had been struggling about whether or not or not I needed one other little one,” says the only mother of 1, who shares daughter Brooklyn, 4, with estranged husband Marc Daly.
“However as quickly as I left the present, I felt robust. I used to be like, ‘I can do it,’” she elaborates. “I used to be so in my head and pondering all of the issues like, ‘I’m not married anymore, I’m getting older,’ all of that.
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“After which as quickly as I left there, I simply felt this renewed sense of peace and was like, ‘I’m going to have one other child’ — alone or not.”
“Special Forces: World’s Hardest Check” premieres Wednesday, Jan. 4, at 8 p.m. ET on Fox.
