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Andy Cohen explained why Ladies of London was put on pause during a recent episode of his radio show.
Following rumors suggesting that the series wasn’t renewed due to a lawsuit Margo Stilley, 43, allegedly filed against Bravo, the 58-year-old Watch What Happens Live host and longtime Bravo executive set the record straight, confirming the real reason to his listeners.
“Here’s the thing: When shows get on pause or aren’t picked up, it is because the ratings are not good enough. So that’s the thing,” he explained on Radio Andy’s Andy Cohen Live on SiriusXM Radio, via Instagram’s Sarah from Texas.
Andy also described the series as a “beloved show” as his co-host, John Hill, added, “People were upset.”
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After the clip was shared, a number of fans weighed in.
“It was so good, and it had some actual authenticity. Just like [The Real Housewives of Miami]. Idk what they’re doing,” one person wrote.
“The show was fantastic,” another shared. “The question is, did it receive proper support and promotion?”
“How about because there was ZERO promotion on Bravo TV. You had to discover it yourself on Peacock or by word of mouth,” agreed a third.
Others hoped the show would be picked up for a new season by Peacock, à la RHOM.
Earlier this month, after being blamed for the Ladies of London pause, Margo appeared on Jeff Lewis Live, where she denied that she or her husband, Jacques Nenejian, were suing Bravo.
“What kind of legal action could I have against the network?” she asked. “Like, what grounds would I have? I’m off social media. I deactivated all of my accounts because I found it really distracting. So I haven’t actually seen anything. I just know what the rumors are.”
After being asked if her husband had filed a lawsuit, Margo asked, “Was the lawsuit filed? Did anybody find the filed lawsuit?”
Then, when Jeff’s co-host said, “No,” she replied, “So then there’s not a lawsuit.”
Ladies of London premiered on Bravo in June 2014 and ran for three seasons before returning in March of this year with a new cast.