November 1st 2023.
Eboni K. Williams recently ended her short-lived stint on “The Real Housewives of New York City” and when asked to respond to Bethenny Frankel's Vanity Fair exposé, she unleashed her wrath on the former 'RHONY' alum. "F–k Bethenny Frankel. You think I’m going to let some white girl speak for me with my experience with a multibillion-dollar corporation?" Williams said.
Frankel claimed that Bravo and NBCUniversal were deliberately attempting to "manufacture mental instability" with their reality stars by feeding their talent "alcohol while depriving them of food and sleep, as well as denying mental health treatment" for those in need. However, Williams doesn't appear to be interested in joining her case. She wants to unionize reality stars instead in order to create "systemic change" in the network.
Williams had her own experience while on “RHONY” after becoming the franchise’s first Black housewife in Season 13. It was also reported that fellow “RHONY” OG Ramona Singer had made racially insensitive remarks, even using the N-word, which caused an internal investigation. This conflict ultimately led to the show being put on pause ahead of a full reboot with a new and more diverse cast.
Williams, being an attorney herself, wants to handle her issues on her own without Frankel's help. She reportedly pitched a new show following her departure from “RHONY” but to no avail.
"It is a promotional machine unlike anything you can even buy," Williams said of her attempt to develop her own show with the network.
Singer has since been cut from appearing at BravoCon in Las Vegas but is still expected to appear in the upcoming season of “The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip.” It's clear that Williams doesn't want Frankel's help and would rather fight her own battles.
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