No housewife on The Real Housewives of New York tested positive for the virus. But how does the cast keep avoiding the coronavirus and how often do they get tested?
The worldwide pandemic has taken millions by storm and this includes almost all of reality TV. Season 12 feels as if it has only just wrapped up filming, but the women are already shooting for season 13. The franchise got some welcomed news after a rough reunion as it was announced that Eboni K. Williams would be joining the show. Fans are very much looking forward to seeing how the women handle still being in the pandemic.
Even though the franchise claims that are COVID-19 free, Page Six had confirmed that multiple crew members had tested positive for the virus. Fans have been watching updates of the women running amuck all over the Hamptons recently and really would like to know how they are staying healthy in such dire straits?
The outlet reported that Luann de Lesseps, Ramona Singer, Leah McSweeney, Sonja Morgan, and Eboni K. Williams are all still healthy even though one crew member did test positive two weeks ago. At the time of the positive announcement, filming had been scaled way back and not completely shut down. The outlet also reported that even the show continued on everyone’s priority was safety. Fans already know that women are required to be tested before shooting every scene. Only a week ago the ladies were spotted at American Beech in Greenport, New York, where the women were seen joking around with one another. Ramona and Leah were seen arguing loudly, though. Avid viewers will know that Leah has been tweeting aggressively against Ramona since June for not caring about the pandemic. The push back of filming upset production since the Hampton’s was supposed to be their summer scenes but are not showing Halloween decorations instead.
While there is no release date yet for the premiere of The Real Housewives of New York, most fans are just happy that there will be a new season. Many are still saddened by the letting go of Dorinda Medley and hope Bravo changes their minds since she was a fan favorite. Many hope the network is regretting the decision to ax her and Blue Stone Manor from the holiday lineup that was always a big hit with their viewers.
Source: Page Six