Why fans want RHONY canceled after pregnancy prank

Fans of The Real Housewives of New York City (RHONY) are calling for the show to be canceled after their disappointment with recent episodes. The long-running series, currently in its 15th season, has seen a significant drop in viewership and fan engagement, with many viewers expressing their frustration online. However, has Bravo officially decided to end RHONY after 15 years on the air?

Here’s everything we know about why fans are angry and whether Bravo plans to pull the plug on the series.

Has Bravo canceled RHONY?

No, Bravo has not canceled The Real Housewives of New York City.

Rumors of cancellation have been gaining traction, but Bravo has not confirmed or announced the show’s ending. Managers have not made any statements about this. However, many fans believe that the series has run its course.

Why do fans want Real Housewives of New York City to be canceled?

The show has suffered a steady decline in ratings and fan enthusiasm, especially since season 13 in 2022. Many fans have criticized the new cast and storylines, calling them disjointed and unengaging. The most recent controversy involved a joke story involving cast member Rebecca Minkoff, which was teased in trailers as a dramatic pregnancy scandal.

This storyline implied that Minkoff cheated on her husband, but later in the season it was revealed as a joke. Some fans found the joke distasteful and insensitive labelling it’s “the worst storyline ever seen on Housewives.” The backlash, coupled with the show’s declining ratings, has fueled calls for its cancellation.

Recent episodes have hit an all-time low of just 281,000 same-day viewers (via The sun). This marks a significant drop from the series’ peak of over two million viewers per week during previous seasons. Despite Bravo’s attempt to revive the show with a rebooted cast, many fans think the show has lost its charm and authenticity. These issues have led to growing calls for the network to end the series.

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