'RHONY' Cast Member Leaving Series!

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Shortly before tonight's newest episode of 'RHONY' is set to air, a longtime cast member announced she would be departing the series. Tinsley Mortimer, who joined the franchise in season nine, shared the news via Instagram. It is no big surprise as Mortimer has moved her life to Chicago to be with fiance, Scott Kluth. Last week, frenemy, Dorinda Medley forced Tinsley, 44 to tell their co-stars she had been hanging out with Scott but since they had been so on and off, she was hesitant to show any positivity. This is what she shared, along with a handful of photos:

"Thank you from the bottom of my heart to all of my fans and friends who supported me and are happy for my fairy tale ending. Without #RHONY, I would never have met my prince charming, Scott. Being a Housewife was such a fun experience, and I thank @bravoandy and all the wonderful people at Shed Media and @bravotv."

There were rumors she had missed some filming to be with Scott but she disputed that. Luann had also mispoke during one of her shows but it appeared, much like Dorinda, it came out of jealousy. We wish her and Scott all of the best and you can catch her (for now) every Thursday night on 'RHONY' at 9pm only on Bravo.

UPDATE: tonight was Tinsley’s final episode and we are so sad but so happy for her, Scott and the pups!

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