Real Housewives star 'banned' from SoulCycle for performing intimate act with boyfriend DURING class
A former Bravo star was forbidden from returning to a fitness facility due to engaging in a bit too much PDA during an instructed class.
A Real Housewives Of New York City castmember was banned from SoulCycle for making out with her boyfriend in the front row according to an upcoming podcast episode of Cult Of Body & Soul.
Host Jess Rothschild interviewed a former instructor who alleged that someone on the RHONY cast had been banned according to Page Six on Monday.
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The former instructor claimed: 'There was a former New York City Real Housewife that was banned from [SoulCycle's East 63rd Street location] because she was talking so loudly throughout the entire class to the point that it was so disruptive.'
The fitness teacher did not indicate exactly when the incident who had occurred - or which reality star it was but went on to explain in detail what had happened.
They said: 'She was making out with her boyfriend in the front row . . . doing a whole bunch of things up there.
'And then when the studio manager came up to them afterwards and was like "hi" — it wasn't an initial ban — they were like, "just to really establish the rules... if you're in the front row, we really want you following along with the class, we try not to have people talking."'
However, the discussion did not end there and resulted in the banishment for the unnamed former RHONY star.
The ex-spin teacher explained: 'And this former New York City Real Housewife starts grilling the manager, ripping into her, pulls the whole "Do you know who I am?" situation.
'And the manager ended up calling corporate and that woman ended up being banned.'
This is not the only Real Housewives Of New York City news this month as one of it's reboot castmembers announced their departure after being accused of 'weaponizing' a past sexual assault in the season 15 finale.
Earlier this month, Brynn Whitfield, 39, revealed stepping away from reality TV as shared the news on social media.
'After a lot of thought, I've made the decision to walk away from reality TV. For now,' she wrote in a lengthy statement posted on her Instagram Stories, adding that she wanted to 'pour every ounce of energy into building Hoppy,' the dating app she co-founded.
'The Real Housewives of New York City will always be one of the most fun, chaotic, and magical chapters of my life. It was the honor of a lifetime to help reboot such an iconic franchise,' she told her fans.
'From day one, I've believed RHONY is a fan's show — we're just temporary custodians of something that truly belongs to the viewers.'
'I hope I made you laugh (a lot), cry (a little) and more than anything — I hope there's a TV in heaven so that Mimi (who LIVED for her shows) could watch me and be proud,' she continued.
'RHONY without you is maybe not something I want to watch ❤️' said a fan after the shocking announcement.
'This is ridiculous. She was the best one on the cast,' wrote another.
'This actually made me sad. I'm excited for your new journey but I don't think the cast will be the same without you,' a die-hard follower stated.
The former reality star, listed her reasons for leaving the show in a lengthy statement in her Instagram Stories including her desire to focus on the Hoppy dating app she co-founded
'This is sad because you were so great the first season, not so great the second season but I was hoping to see your redemption arc third season. Good luck to you!!' was another comment referring to the tempestuous season 15 reunion which aired earlier this year.
This fan was devastated: 'I am breaking down in tears as I type.'
Tension between Whitfield and castmate Ubah Hassan came to a head following allegations Hassan had accused Whitfield of sleeping with someone to be cast on the reality reboot.
Her exit doesn't mean Whitfield is departing from her media career altogether. She will still host her podcast, Please See Below, along with publishing a book.
Whitfield is not the only cast member to step away from the show.
Fashion designer Rebecca Minkoff, 44, revealed in February she was bowing out after appearing in season 15, saying she wanted to 'focus on my wildly amazing 4 kids, my supportive husband, my business of 20 years, the Female Founder Collective, my podcast and MY BOOK.'
She and Whitfield did not get along well after the latter mocked her for having her designs sold at a discount at Nordstrom Rack.
'Listen, she doesn't have to like my stuff. That's fine,' Minkoff conceded in a confessional, before declaring, 'I built a $100 million company.'
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