Ramona Singer SLAMS Bravo’s RHONY: Legacy: ‘Are you gonna call it The Loser Show?’

Ramona Singer said she wasn’t sure if she would appear in an episode of Bravo’s RHONY: Legacy.

The reality star, 65, appears on the Reality with the king podcast Tuesday, said she was skeptical the show could become a hit if the cast is made up of members Bravo has previously passed on for next seasons.

I ‘feel like the Legacy, how can it be really good?’ said singer. ‘Aren’t the people they’re going to bring back people they didn’t want to renew? So what are you going to call it now?” she asked. The Loser Show? The legacy of the losers?’

Singer said she wasn’t sure if the demand for her to be on the series was on either side.

“I really don’t know,” Singer said. ‘Number one, I don’t know if I will be’ [invited]. And first, I don’t know if I want to do it again.’

The Real Housewives of New York City personality said she is now feeling “much calmer” since the show’s 13th season aired in September 2021.

Singer “don’t like to be recognized” when she’s gone, saying 20 people would interrupt her lunches if she was away as an active cast member.

Singer, pictured in NYC last month, said she wasn’t sure if the demand for her to star in the series was on either side

Singer said she’s “so much more relaxed” when she’s not in the active season cast. She was photographed in NYC in April

“Suddenly people don’t bother me, like, ‘Are you Ramona? I know you’re on a date, but can I have a picture?” she said. ‘I don’t like all the attention. Guess what? The guys I date don’t like all the attention.

“Not even my friends. They’ll say, “Oh my god, Ramona, I used to go out with you and 20 people came up to you. And now it’s just one.” So I don’t like all the attention.’

Singer said she’s “so much more relaxed” when she’s not in the active season cast.

“All my friends say I’m 50 percent calmer,” Singer said. “I still have that high energy, but I’m not that hard-a**, there’s something softer. And you know, I really can date better now.’

Singer, who appeared in the show’s first 13 seasons since its 2008 debut, said she wasn’t absolutely committed to turning the show down when the opportunity arose: “I’ve been around for a long time. I mean, never say no, never say never.’

The reality star, who appeared on the Reality with the King podcast Tuesday, said she was skeptical that the show could become a hit if the cast is made up of members Bravo has previously passed on for further seasons.

Singer has appeared in the show’s first 13 seasons since its 2008 debut

Bravo’s Andy Cohen, 54, opened up the spin-off show’s concept while speaking to People at BravoCon at Javits Center in New York City earlier this month.

“I think our plan is really brilliant because we’re not just giving people a brand new reboot of The Real Housewives of New York,” he said, “where we’re going to tell new stories beyond this little postage stamp area in the Upper East Side of this country.” women we’ve been following for years.

“But we can still be with the women we love, whatever the legacy show is called. And so I think this is the best of all possible worlds for RHONY fans.”

Speak with Page six at the convention Friday, Cohen said the cast of RHONY: Legacy isn’t cemented yet, other than Bethenny Frankel “don’t want to be a part of it.”

He said, “The truth is, we haven’t talked to any of our classic RHONY women about Legacy yet. We were really waiting to get the RHONY reboot right, and we really wanted to tell new stories, and we wanted to capture the energy in New York City, and I’m really happy with where we’re at.”