Jenna Lyons gives a status update on the group’s dynamic with Brynn Whitfield.
Andy Cohen teased that the Real Housewives of New York finale would be “very dark” and “very surprising.”
The Bravo frontman tends to oversell Housewives reunions and finales with high promises and praise.
But the RHONY reunion was all of the things he alleged, and then some.
Brynn Whitfield’s veil was lifted and she showed all her cards.
The audience and cast alike went from sympathizing with Brynn, to seeing her for who she contrived herself to be — a pot stirrer.
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Brynn and Ubah’s cat and mouse game came to a head in Puerto Rico.
Ubah intentionally distanced herself from Brynn on the trip due to growing tired of Brynn “poking the bear.”
However, Ubah’s efforts were futile when Brynn weaponized her past sexual assault against Ubah’s innuendo surrounding how Brynn makes her money.
Brynn being a sugar baby is a trigger for the RHONY star, especially with Jeff Lewis constantly inquiring how she does make her money.
The house flipped on Brynn when they realized she lied about Ubah’s knowledge of her past assault.
This completely changed the narrative and course of the evening.
The episode ended the way the season started at the promotional shoot. The cast are not speaking with Brynn, though some do wish her the best in her mental health journey.
So, where do the cast stand with Brynn today?
According to Jenna Lyons during her WWHL appearance, not only has the cast not spoken with Brynn since the reunion, she and Ubah have not resolved their issues.
As of today, Sai De Silva is the only cast member to have unfollowed Brynn on Instagram.
The reunion will be 2 parts and starts next Tuesday. It’s also teased to be very intense and dark as well.
