Bravo Star Dunzo At the Network!

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Time to say good-bye to "Flipping Out" and Jeff Lewis...at least at Bravo. The radio host and Bravo Network staple announced his contract for the show was not renewed. He made his frustration known on his Instagram page with a very vivid photo and a red X across his face and the words "Contract Expired." It is no secret he had a falling out with co-star, Jenni Pulos earlier this year which caused much tension and stress within the show but he had recently told Jenny McCarthy he did not expect his contract to be renewed so this was no great surprise to him. "Because of all of the issues that have been going on with me-you know, the pending lawsuits, and also the (Jeff Lewis Live) radio show- it has created a lot of problems for me at Bravo, because I have talked about behind-the-scenes, I've talked about my contracts. So I've had a lot of heat from Bravo. They have not renewed my contract. It expires October 15, and I am looking for a job," Lewis shared with McCarthy. Will you miss Jeff Lewis and "Flipping Out" on Bravo?

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