Jill Zarin is admitting that she was one of the Real Housewives who complained to Andy Cohen about their daughter being left out of the Watch What Happens Live kids special.
During the May 6 episode of WWHL, the former Real Housewives of New York City cast member said it was “of course” her before sharing her “one regret” from her time on RHONY and revealing if she believes she’ll ever reconcile with her former bestie, Bethenny Frankel.
“Fans have been non-stop texting me and you know I would never ask you but Alison wanted to know why she wasn’t included in Sunday night’s special of kids,” Jill began during an “Ask Andy Anything” segment on the WWHL: After Show.
“But, I will say, it was me. It was me,” she continued. “Everybody’s asking, ‘Was it you?’ It was me. How could anyone think it wasn’t me? Of course I did.”
According to Andy, he would have loved to have Ally Shapiro on the episode but simply didn’t have enough room for her to appear.
“We had 13 kids. We just didn’t have room. We didn’t have [Noel de Lesseps]. We didn’t have [Luann de Lesseps]’s kids. There were a lot of people who were left out,” he noted.
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During portions of the live broadcast of WWHL, Jill looked back on the four seasons she spent on RHONY and revealed what she regrets the most.
“If I could go back on the show, the one thing I would change is not leaving [Ramona Singer]’s apartment without resolving my fight with Bethenny,” Jill admitted. “I wanted to do it off-camera and she wanted to do it on camera and I just couldn’t see straight. That was the one regret that I had on the show.”
As for their future, Jill said she has no hope left for a potential reconciliation.
“No, I don’t. No,” she stated.
Also during the show, Jill said she is not open to returning to RHONY in a full-time position.
“I just want to be a friend,” she explained.
The Real Housewives of New York City season 13 airs Tuesdays at 9/8c on Bravo.
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