Paige DeSorbo Leaving Summer House After 7 Seasons

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Summer is about to get a little less fun.

Paige DeSorbo has shared that she will be departing from the show “Summer House” after the season nine reunion, which took place on June 4.

I wanted to share some personal news with you all: I’ve chosen not to rejoin the cast of ‘Summer House.’ This decision marks the end of an extraordinary phase in my life – filled with friendships forged, exhilarating drama, and countless laughs that I’ll always cherish. Every moment spent on this show has been truly memorable.

Ever since she became a part of Bravo’s series during season three in 2019, Paige has expressed her feelings by saying, “For the past seven summers, you’ve watched me mature. I will forever be thankful for the memories, the friendships, and the chances this rollercoaster ride has given me.

Furthermore, the 32-year-old went on saying, “Yet, as with all good things (and some regrettable choices), it’s now appropriate to end this chapter. To my fellow cast members, fans, and NBCU family: thank you. I never would have anticipated what this journey would evolve into – or how many of you would join me on the ride.

That ride is just getting started, too.

Paige, having parted ways with Craig Conover in November, ended her post by assuring, “You haven’t seen the end of me yet.” She added, “There’s so much more we have to accomplish, but for now, remember that you can always find me and Daphne snuggled up in my bed.

In April, Paige expressed her thoughts about the potential continuation of her role in “Summer House” as her professional life beyond the show has been steadily climbing upwards.

She shared with Glamour in an interview released on April 17 that there will eventually be an end to her involvement. Given the lifestyle of Summer House, she feels she may no longer align with the initial concept of the show. Whenever she reads a comment such as “She’s getting too old for this,” she agrees, “Yes, I am.

Plus, she’s more focused on work than play these days.

She acknowledged, “I might not be the most lively party companion compared to someone at 25 years old. But yes, I understand that sentiment. You see, I wouldn’t choose to remain on reality TV because it needs to reflect authenticity, and as I grow older, I find myself drifting further from partying every weekend.

The New York native humorously stated, “Two consecutive nights of drinking would be fatal for me,” adding a touch of jest. Admittedly, he was apprehensive about the arrival of this season due to feeling unproductive over the summer as he had been excessively fatigued from work.

Additionally, Paige spoke about speculations that joining the cast of “The Real Housewives of New York City” could be her future step.

She admitted that the longevity and popularity of the “Housewives” series makes it challenging for her to fit in, although she isn’t completely ruling out the possibility. However, it’s not a direction she is actively pursuing at the moment.

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Meanwhile, Pascal, who met his onscreen demise in both ‘Game of Thrones’ and ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’, handled his frequent death role with humor. Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, he quipped, “I get killed a lot… I enjoy dying.

In a thrilling turn of events, I, the overjoyed fan, bid farewell to my beloved character, Bobby Nash, played by none other than Peter Krause, in the gripping 9-1-1 series on April 2025. It was an unforgettable chapter in what he had labeled “one wild adventure.

In a statement to the Hollywood Reporter, Krause expressed that Bobby Nash was crafted with selflessness, reflecting the real-life dedication of first responders who put their lives at risk daily for the safety of others. This narrative thread acknowledges and pays tribute to these brave individuals.

The tragic demise of the troubled yet adored firefighter sparked a great deal of discussion, as confirmed by showrunner Tim Minear in an interview with Variety. He admitted, “After eight years, it seemed necessary if we want to continue crafting stories that carry real tension, then someone had to perish.

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She wrote on social media in July 2023: “My college friends took me to Los Angeles and showed me some of my best acquaintances,” she stated. “Two and a half years have passed since then – it’s resulted in friendships like yours and this community.

The show’s co-creator, Mindy Kaling, also verified that Rapp was leaving the show. On her Instagram Stories, she expressed her affection for Renee Rapp, stating, “We are going to miss Leighton Murray terribly! But we’re excited to see our friend on tour!

Over a year ago, there were whispers that Kevin Costner had suddenly abandoned the successful Paramount drama following four and a half seasons. However, it wasn’t until June 2024 that he officially declared he wouldn’t be coming back to complete the series in its fifth and final season.

Ellen Pompeo, who had played Meredith Grey for 19 years, stopped appearing regularly on the ABC drama in her role as a doctor in February 2023.

On The Drew Barrymore Show in December 2022, Pompeo expressed a need to change things a bit since she had already returned for a May guest appearance and was still narrating the series. At 53 years old, she said her brain is like scrambled eggs and needs something new because you can’t do the same thing every day, like solving the New York Times crossword puzzle each time.

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On Instagram last October, Henry Cavill shared that his experience as Geralt of Rivia has been a mix of monsters and exciting escapades. Sadly, he’s now preparing to relinquish his medallion and swords at the end of Season 4.

2022 marked the departure of long-time cast member Jesse Lee Soffer, who bid farewell to his cherished role as Detective Jay Halstead following a decade on the show.

In a statement following his last performance on the weekly NBC drama, Soffer expressed that crafting each hour-long episode was a deeply cherished task for everyone involved in the production. He remains immensely proud of his role as Detective Jay Halstead throughout his tenure on the show.

After five seasons, Damian Lewis departed Showtime’s Billions in Oct. 2021.

Back in August 2021, news broke out that Emily VanCamp put away her medical stethoscope permanently, having departed from the medical drama series “The Resident” on Fox.

Following three magical seasons playing Macy, the eldest sister on the CW’s reboot of Charmed, Madeleine Mantock revealed her departure before season four in 2021. In a heartfelt statement, the actress expressed gratitude for the opportunity to work with exceptional producers, creatives, cast, and crew, stating that she had truly enjoyed the experience.

As it stands, Elizabeth Keen won’t uncover Raymond Reddington’s true identity because Megan Boone, who played her on NBC’s The Blacklist, decided to part ways with the show at the end of season eight. Consequently, Liz’s character was written off before she could read the letter that would have disclosed everything about Reddington. In 2021, Boone commemorated the end of Liz’s journey on Instagram, labeling it a “dream” experience.

In the second season of Bridgerton, one duke was absent. The charismatic actor Rege-Jean Page had captivated audiences with his performance in Netflix’s popular drama, but left many hearts aching when it was revealed that he would not reprise his role for the second season in 2021.

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Ruby Rose initially appeared in the Arrowverse crossover in 2018 and subsequently played the leading role as Batwoman (also known as Kate Kane) for one season on The CW drama. This marked a significant milestone as it made her the first lesbian superhero to star in her own show, following Batwoman’s coming out in a significant TV event. However, two days after the season finale in 2020, she announced her departure from the role. Subsequently, Javicia Leslie took over the part, portraying Ryan Wilder, who is set to assume control of the Batcave in season two.

Later on in season two, Kate got a bit of a face swap and returned played by Wallis Day.

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In the last episode of the fourth season of the Syfy show “The Magicians,” Jason Ralph’s character Quentin embarked on a mission to rescue Eliot (Hale Appleman), which he successfully accomplished, but at great cost: Quentin gave up his own life in the process. Although “The Magicians” often has characters who die and then come back, Ralph himself did not appear in the fifth and final season.

Ahead of the final season, Arrow‘s Emily Bett Rickards announced her exit in a poem of sorts.

Felicity and I have been extremely close, but starting from the eighth one, we’ll be taking our leave,” she penned down.

She did, however, return for a guest appearance in the show’s 2020 series finale.

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As a die-hard fan, I can’t help but share my thoughts on George Eads’ departure from the CBS remake back in 2019. It was halfway through season three when this news struck us all. At that moment, he openly expressed his longing to step away and invest more time with his beloved family.

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There wasn’t a necessity for producers to devise a substitute plan, as the series came to an end after the third season.

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Lincoln departed from the gore, toil, and grime of the zombie apocalypse on The Walking Dead during season nine. At San Diego Comic-Con in July 2018, he expressed, “These people have been an incredible substitute family for me. However, I do have a genuine family waiting at home, and it’s time for me to return.

After 15 years, Pauley Perrette chose to take off her lab coat and depart from NCIS in 2018. In her own words, “I have such strong faith in God and the universe, and it just became strikingly clear that now was the right time.” After careful consideration, she opted to announce it herself on Twitter as she didn’t want it to be sensationalized. Abby’s departure is not just a mere TV plot twist.

Willa Holland, a key cast member on The CW’s Arrow, was planning to leave the series for some time, as revealed by executive producer Marc Guggenheim to TVLine in 2018. Holland requested fewer episodes and eventually asked to be written out during season six. Interestingly, her departure occurred at the same time as Roy’s (Colton Haynes’ character) return, which allowed Thea and Roy to depart together, aiming to destroy the hazardous Lazarus Pits that Thea’s father had previously found.

Actress Grace Park, known for her role on “Battlestar Galactica”, departed the television series “Hawaii Five-0” before its eighth season in 2017. She and fellow cast member Daniel Dae Kim left following unsuccessful negotiations to secure equal pay compared to their co-stars.

Later on, Park expressed to Entertainment Weekly, “I appreciate the insights gained, yet I opted for what preserved my moral standards.” He added, “I understand that everyone is doing their utmost, and they’re all starting from different walks of life.

Just like Park, Kim parted ways with the CBS drama during the gap between seasons seven and eight. In a heartfelt Facebook post, Kim revealed that his decision to depart wasn’t easy, and he was open to returning if the opportunity arose. Unfortunately, it appears that CBS and Kim couldn’t reach an agreement on a fresh contract.

Season four of the NBC drama concluded with Sophia Bush’s character considering a job offer in New York from the FBI, which would have removed her from Chicago, the show’s title location. In December 2018, the actress revealed that she left the series due to “persistent instances of abusive treatment.

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