Andy Cohen Weighs In On Tamra Judge Hinting She Was Quitting ‘Real Housewives Of Orange County' Amid Season 19 Filming
The Bravo personality surprised her fans when she posted a cryptic message on social media on Sunday night that led everyone to believe she was quitting the show.
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'It was a long run!' Judge shared on her Instagram Stories. 'When life gives you real problems this reality shit doesn't make sense. Peace out. I'm out.'
Judge and her fellow RHOC co-stars were just spotted filming a cast trip in New Orleans over the weekend. The Housewives seemed to be in good spirits at a dog parade at the French Quarter.
Real Housewives producer Andy Cohen weighed in on the future of Judge on his SiriusXM radio show.
'[Judge] did post on Instagram something that inferred that she's leaving,' Cohen said on Andy Cohen Live.
He continued, 'I got the report of what happened last night. All I will say is this: I can't comment on what's going on while we're filming shows. I guess the only thing that is at the top of my mind is that one of her best friends is going through an incredibly intense health crisis. So, maybe keep that in mind.'
Cohen was referring to Judge's Two T's in a Pod co-host Teddi Mellencamp who recently underwent surgery to remove brain tumors. Mellencamp recently updated fans on her health status, revealing that she still had multiple tumors that were not able to be removed via surgery. In addition, doctors found she had two tumors in her lungs, noting they were 'all metastases of my melanoma.'
Mellencamp's health struggles might be top of mind for Judge and seemingly doesn't think the petty drama on RHOC is worth the energy.
Judge joined RHOC in Season 3 and quickly became one of the most recognizable personalities of the franchise due to her willingness to stir up the drama. She was fired after Season 14 but returned to the franchise in Season 17 to shake things up again.
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