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Andy Cohen reacted to the ongoing backlash over the Real Housewives of Miami pause on Threads on Friday.
As Lisa Hochstein, 43, also weighed in on the situation, hinting at “important factors” that led up to Bravo’s decision while vowing to return, the 57-year-old Watch What Happens Live host and longtime network executive promised that the show would eventually be back.
“Andy still super bummed about RHOM getting paused. They didn’t deserve that,” a viewer had written on Threads.
“Me too. It will be back though!” Andy replied on March 20.
Also on March 20, Lisa insisted that the show wasn’t coming to an end as she hinted at why Bravo decided to give the cast a break.
“Guys RHOM is not cancelled. Sure it’s paused temporarily, but there are a number of important factors about why this decision was made. Yes, there will be changes. But MIAMI isn’t going anywhere,” she wrote.
Prior to Andy and Lisa speaking out, Alexia Nepola, 58, and Stephanie Shojaee, 40, reacted to the series pause.
“As a proud Latina, being part of a platform like RHOM on Bravo has always meant more to me than just reality television—it’s meant visibility, representation, and having a voice,” Alexia wrote on her Instagram Story. “Hearing that the show is currently on pause is disheartening, and it’s hard not to feel the weight of that. Opportunities like this are rare, and they matter. They open doors, challenge perceptions, and allow our stories—and our culture—to be seen and celebrated on a larger stage.”
“At the same time, I truly believe that a pause can create space for something even greater. I’ve always felt this show plays an important role in celebrating Latin voices, and that’s something I will always carry with me. I’m staying positive, present, and hopeful for what’s ahead,” she continued.
Meanwhile, on her own Story, Stephanie admitted she was “disappointed.”
“Strong Latina voices deserve a spotlight that’s still lacking. But Miami always finds its way back. For now, I’ll be keeping up with everyone’s crazy lives. I love the girls, and meeting them will always be the best part of RHOM,” she shared. “And one thing about Latinas and underrepresented voices. You can pause us, but you can’t cancel us. We always find our way back stronger.”