Matthew Byars, talent manager and star of Real Housewives of Potomac, passes away at 37 years old.

It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of Matthew Byars' passing. The beloved talent manager and Bravo star from the Real Housewives of Potomac died at the young age of 37. Many of us have come to know and love Matthew through his appearances on the show alongside Karen Huger, and his sudden death yesterday has left us all in shock.

According to reports from the US Sun, the Maryland Chief Office of Medical Examiner has confirmed that Matthew's cause of death was multiple blunt force injuries and the manner was suicide. The news of his passing has left a void in the hearts of those who knew him, including his colleagues and friends in the Bravo community.

In the wake of his passing, many Bravo stars took to social media to pay tribute to their dear friend. Melissa Gorga from Real Housewives of New Jersey shared a heartfelt tribute on her Instagram, expressing her shock and heartbreak over the news. She fondly remembers Matthew's infectious personality and his dream of doing stand-up comedy. Dolores Catania, Margaret Josephs, and Crystal Kung Minkoff also shared their condolences and memories of Matthew on social media.

Matthew first appeared on the Real Housewives of Potomac in 2018 and quickly became a fan favorite. His memorable debut alongside Karen Huger and his subsequent cameos throughout the series made him a beloved figure in the franchise. He also had close friendships with other Bravo stars and was often seen in pictures with Luann de Lesseps, Sonja Morgan, Cynthia Bailey, Erika Jayne Girardi, Vicki Gunvalson, and Andy Cohen.

Karen Huger had known Matthew since he was a teenager and had a strong working relationship with him. She often spoke highly of him and his talents in PR and connections in the industry. In a 2019 interview, she shared that they made a great team and had a strong bond both on and off-screen.

As we mourn the loss of Matthew, we also want to remind everyone that help and support are available for those struggling with their mental health. The Samaritans, a 24-hour helpline (116 123) and website, offers emotional support for those in need. You can also reach out to Papyrus, an organization dedicated to preventing young suicide, through their HOPELINE247 (0800 068 4141) or email ([email protected]).

Matthew, you will be deeply missed. Rest in peace.

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