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Podcaster Heather McDonald revealed what Bronwyn Newport allegedly told her about her new boyfriend — and how she’s getting “everything I want” from estranged husband Todd Bradley.
Earlier this year, the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star shared that she split with Todd, though they were still living in the same house. Later, reports surfaced that she was dating a young model named Brandon Good, who once posed shirtless in a photoshoot with Luann de Lesseps (from Real Housewives of New York).
On her Juicy Scoop podcast, Heather recalled her alleged chat with Bronwyn.
“When I was at the Kyle Richards White Party with all the Housewives, [Bronwyn] said … ‘Well, Todd’s being very nice right now cause he thinks we’re getting back together. And so I’m getting everything I want, by him being nice to me,'” said Heather, via @just_bookin_around on TikTok.
“And I go, are you dating anybody?” Heather continued. “She’s like, ‘I am. I don’t want anyone to know, but I am dating somebody. He’s a 32-year-old model.’ I’m like, ‘Good for you.’ She’s like, ‘Yeah, he’s waiting in a bed in Montana.’ … She came from like Big Sky. They were skiing or something. She came to the [party], and she’s going back to him.”
@just_bookin_around Do you think Bronwyn and the model are just a publicity stunt? 📷: Heather McDonald IG & The Cut 🎧: Juicy Scoop, 2/5/2026 #fyp #bravo #bravotv #peacock
Last month, Bronwyn shared why she chose to confirm her split at the RHOSLC reunion.
“So we knew a separation was coming, and I thought really carefully about [my wish] to just say it and rip the Band-Aid off: ‘This is not working,’” said Bronwyn, speaking to PEOPLE. “And I want people to leave him alone. He doesn’t want to be talked about.”
“Todd’s want would be that we never talk about it at all because he doesn’t want to be talked about,” she went on. “So the reunion to me was the next time I was going to see the women. And I felt like since they had lived through kind of some of the breakdown of what was going on and they had maybe lived through a version of me that was more upset or more defensive or harder to get along with, that they deserved that information.”