Andy Cohen Walks Off Set in Fiery RHOSLC Reunion Trailer

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The cast of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City is pushing Andy Cohen to his limit.

In an unprecedented moment for Bravo, Andy Cohen, host of Watch What Happens Live, walked off set during the season six reunion. He became frustrated with the women on the show, who repeatedly ignored his efforts to control the discussion.

I couldn’t believe what I saw in the trailer for the Jan. 6 special! He just suddenly stood up and walked off set, even though Mary Cosby was clearly upset and trying to stop him. He just announced, ‘I’m walking off,’ and left! It was so unexpected.

Viewers will have to wait to find out what upset Andy so much, but he wasn’t the only one who left the filming. The preview showed Whitney Rose asking for a break while crying, and Britani Bateman looked very upset during a disagreement with Lisa Barlow, which caused her to leave as well.

“It’s not OK,” she said tearfully before heading for the door. “F–k this.”

Beyond exciting game-winning moments, the preview hints at lots of drama, particularly a shocking announcement from Bronwyn Newport about her split from her husband, Todd Bradley.

Throughout the season, rumors swirled about problems in Bronwyn and Todd’s marriage, even including claims that Todd had kissed one of Lisa’s friends. Finally, Bronwyn surprised everyone by announcing, “Todd and I have separated.”

Honestly, after dealing with Whitney’s accusations about something that supposedly happened on the plane, I felt for Meredith when Whitney brought it all up again. It was like she was determined to keep rehashing the whole drama, and it put Meredith right back in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.

“You lied about me,” Whitney hurled, “but I stand by everything that I witnessed on the plane.”

Meredith and Heather Gay continued to have a strained relationship. Meredith said Heather had yelled at her for two months, which Heather strongly denied.

“You’re saying I yelled at you for two months?” she snapped. “That’s enough. I’m ending our friendship right now.”

The season finale reunion of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City will air on Bravo starting January 13th. Stay tuned for more information on upcoming TV premieres!

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2026-01-07 01:48