Paige DeSorbo Teases Possible Exit from Summer House!

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Paige DeSorbo‘s summers in the Hamptons may be numbered.

Indeed, the long-standing star of “Summer House” has shared that she often contemplates the time when she might ultimately step away from the popular Bravo reality show.

In an interview with Glamour published on April 17, the 32-year-old stated, ‘I have an expiration date at some point.’ Regarding her role in Summer House, she suggested that she may no longer align with the initial concept of the show. Whenever I read a comment like, ‘She’s too old to be on this,’ it resonates with me as I feel I am indeed reaching that age.

Additionally, it’s worth noting that Paige, who has been a regular cast member since seasons three through nine, has seen her schedule grow more packed due to her thriving podcasting career and social influence.

The Giggly Squad host acknowledged, “I’m not typically the life of the party like a 25-year-old might be, and I understand that. Reality TV is exciting and authentic when it mirrors your lifestyle, but as I grow older, I find myself distancing myself further from weekend partying.

Paige even admitted she can no longer keep up with Summer House‘s younger and new cast members.

The New York native humorously stated, “I can’t handle two consecutive nights of drinking or else I might keel over,” and admitted that he had been anxious about the arrival of this season due to feeling unproductive during the summer as a result of excessive fatigue from work.

However, when fans suggest that Paige might be a great fit for The Real Housewives of New York City, replacing the role of the show’s cat, Paige is hesitant to agree, expressing doubts about her compatibility with the show’s dynamic.

She admitted that the popularity and long-standing nature of the “Housewives” series makes it challenging for her to fit in. While she wouldn’t rule out the possibility entirely, it’s not a goal she’s actively pursuing at this time.

Regarding Paige’s future involvement in the series, there is uncertainty. Similarly, Lindsay Hubbard, a costar on “Summer House” and an O.G., has spoken about speculation that her time on the show may be coming to an end following the birth of her first child, a 4-month-old daughter named Gemma, with partner Turner Kufe.

She shared with TopMob News in February that she would gladly return for the next season. While she won’t reside there permanently as it is more of a social hub, she has been filming extensively in New York City over the past few years. This allows her to continue being part of the show and intertwining her life with it, without having to live in the house full-time.

Additionally, Lindsay proposed, “Regardless if it’s gathering everyone at the beach or recording meals in the city or any other scenario, the program has plenty of room to adapt and grow along with me and my child.

Summer House airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. on Bravo.

In the meantime, keep reading to see TV stars who shockingly left their hit shows.

Prior to the upcoming third season of “The Sex Lives of College Girls”, actress Renee Rapp has shared that she will no longer be a part of the show’s cast in the Max series.

In her social media post in July 2023, she expressed that some college girls relocated her to Los Angeles and introduced her to her cherished friends. After approximately two and a half years – they have gifted me with you all and this wonderful community.

The co-creator of the show, Mindy Kaling, also confirmed Rapp’s departure, expressing their affection for Rapp as Leighton Murray and sharing their regret at saying goodbye. On Instagram Stories, Kaling wrote, “We adore @reneerapp so much! We’ll miss Leighton Murray, but we’re excited to see our friend on tour!

Over a year ago, there were whispers about Kevin Costner leaving the successful Paramount drama after four and a half seasons unexpectedly. However, it wasn’t until June 2024 that he officially announced he wouldn’t be coming back to wrap up the series during its fifth and final season.

Following 19 years portraying Meredith Grey, Ellen Pompeo concluded her tenure as a regular cast member on the ABC drama in February 2023 when she donned her scrubs for the final time.

On The Drew Barrymore Show in December 2022, Pompeo shared that she needs to change things up a bit due to her brain feeling like scrambled eggs at age 53. She can’t keep doing the same thing every day, just as one can’t solve the New York Times crossword puzzle daily.

In a recent update, the actor who played Superman in Batman vs. Superman, Henry Cavill, has announced his departure from the Netflix fantasy series after its third season. It’s been confirmed that Liam Hemsworth will take over the role of Geralt starting from season four, and there are indications he might continue in this role for future seasons as well.

In an Instagram post in October 2022, Cavill expressed that his time as Geralt of Rivia has been a mix of monstrous encounters and thrilling adventures. Regretfully, he’ll be relinquishing the medallion and swords for Season 4.

2022 marked the departure of Jesse Lee Soffer, a long-time cast member, who bid farewell to his cherished role as Detective Jay Halstead, ending an impressive run of 10 seasons on the show.

Every week, crafting this hour-long drama has been a passionate endeavor for everyone involved, according to Soffer following his last performance on the NBC crime series in its October 5th episode. I am deeply proud of my tenure as Detective Jay Halstead.

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

By August of 2021, news emerged that Emily VanCamp has permanently put away her medical stethoscope, having left the Fox series “The Resident” behind.

Following three captivating seasons on the hit CW series “Charmed”, Madeleine Mantock, who portrayed the eldest sister Macy, declared her departure before season four in 2021. In a heartfelt statement, the actress expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to play the role, stating that she had “thoroughly enjoyed working with our exceptionally talented producers, creatives, cast and crew.

It transpired that Elizabeth Keen wouldn’t discover Raymond Reddington’s true identity, as Megan Boone, the actress who played her, decided to depart from NBC’s The Blacklist at the close of season eight. Consequently, her character was terminated before she could lay eyes on the letter that would have disclosed all secrets. In 2021, Boone symbolically concluded Liz’s adventure on Instagram by labeling it as an “unforgettable dream.

The second installment of “Bridgerton” featured a missing duke, as Rege-Jean Page, who had captivated audiences with his stellar performance in Netflix’s popular drama, opted not to reprise his role for the 2021 season, causing hearts to flutter with disappointment.

Later on, he clarified to Vanity Fair that he had taken up a task, completed it, and then moved on to other assignments. In essence, that’s the entire narrative. He wished there was something more exciting or glamorous about it.

In 2018, Ruby Rose first appeared in the Arrowverse crossover and then played the lead role as Kate Kane (Batwoman) for one season on the CW drama. This marked a historical milestone as it made Batwoman, who revealed her sexuality in a significant TV event, the first lesbian superhero to star in her own series. However, two days after the finale of season 1 aired in 2020, Rose announced her departure from the role. The character was then replaced by Javicia Leslie, who will assume control of the Batcave in season 2 as Ryan Wilder, a new character introduced for this purpose.

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

America Ferrera chose to depart from Superstore at the close of season five in 2020, which left Cloud 9 without a manager and the series without its main character. However, due to the pandemic, she appeared in the initial two episodes of season six. When season six was concluded as the final one, she returned for the series finale to provide Amy and Jonah (Ben Feldman) with the satisfying ending they deserved.

In the final episode of the fourth season of Syfy’s show The Magicians, Jason Ralph’s character Quentin embarked on a mission to rescue Eliot (Hale Appleman), which he successfully accomplished. However, in doing so, Quentin made the ultimate sacrifice and did not reappear for the fifth and last season of the series. Despite the show having deceased characters, it is named The Magicians, Ralph was absent from the fifth season.

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

Felicity and I have a strong bond, but after days one through seven, she’ll be taking her leave from us,” she penned.

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

In the year 2018, after prolonged contract discussions, Lauren Cohan bid farewell to The Walking Dead. Although she appeared in a few episodes of season nine, her character Maggie Greene was absent following a six-year time leap. The producers were hopeful that she would reappear in some form for season 10, and when her show Whiskey Cavalier on ABC was terminated, their wish came true. In the 16th episode of this season, which aired in October 2020, Cohan made a spectacular comeback to the series.

Following closely behind Cohan and Andrew Lincoln’s departure from the zombie drama, Gurira also chose to leave. She first joined the AMC series during season three as the sword-carrying Michonne, and her final appearance was in a season 10 episode that aired in March 2020.

In the first season, Nicollette Sheridan was a consistent character, and she became a mainstay in the second season, portraying the legendary Alexis Carrington. However, in 2019, before the start of season three, she chose to leave the reboot of the series to be with her ailing mother.

George Eads stepped down from the CBS reboot during 2019, around halfway through season three. During that period, he openly shared his wish to devote more attention to his loved ones.

The TV show “Lethal Weapon” with Fox has often seen its cast members part ways. In the second season, Clayne Crawford was let go from the series, and in October 2018, Damon Wayans announced his intentions to depart after completing the initial 13 episodes of the third season. He stated, “I’m going to quit the show in December when we finish the initial 13, so I don’t really know what they have planned, but that’s what I plan.” At 58 years old and being a diabetic, he added, “I work 16-hour days… Murtaugh said ‘I’m too old for this.’

The producers had no reason to develop a new plan since the show ended after its third season.

During the ninth season of Shameless, Cameron Monaghan’s character was put behind bars. In truth, after nine years on the series, Monaghan was eager to pursue fresh opportunities. However, in a surprising turn of events for television, he agreed to rejoin the cast for season 10 and was back when the show resumed for its eleventh and last season in December 2020.

After nine seasons as Fiona Gallagher, Emmy Rossum announced plans to leave Shameless in 2018.

Executive producer John Wells declared that Emmy Rossum will always be considered a cherished member of the Shameless family. Her remarkable portrayal of Fiona, her leadership on set, and her direction of several episodes have significantly contributed to the show’s success. As we craft the finale for season nine, our aim is to create an ending befitting the Gallagher clan that appropriately acknowledges Emmy’s exceptional work as Fiona. Leaving the family ‘house’ is always a bittersweet moment, but the door will always be open for Fiona to revisit or return permanently. I eagerly anticipate exploring more tales of this unpredictable family on Shameless, and we will all miss Emmy and her captivating portrayal of Fiona.

In its debut on NBC, Chelsea Peretti was part of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, but she chose not to stay for the entire series. Back in 2018, the actress revealed her decision to depart from the comedy, hinting at a potential return. Interestingly, her farewell message had similarities to Emma Rossum’s departure from Shameless. Chelsea Peretti, wife of Jordan Peele, gave birth to their son in 2017. During season five, her character was on maternity leave and didn’t appear in several episodes.

As a die-hard fan, I’d rephrase it like this: After nine seasons of battling the undead alongside my fictional family on The Walking Dead, I, Andrew Lincoln, bid adieu to the grime, gore, and chaos of the zombie apocalypse. At San Diego Comic-Con in July 2018, I expressed my heartfelt gratitude: “This group has been more than a surrogate family to me; they’ve been the best family I could have ever wished for.” However, it’s time for me to return home to my real family, as they say, ‘absence makes the heart grow fonder,’ and I’m eager to spend more quality time with them.

15 years after donning her lab coat, Pauley Perrette chose to depart from NCIS in the year 2018. In her own words, she expressed that it had become crystal clear that this was the right moment for her. After careful contemplation, she opted to break the news herself on Twitter, wanting to prevent any sensationalized reaction. Leaving Abby behind was more than just a television plot twist.

Willa Holland, a key character on The CW’s Arrow, was planning to leave the series for some time according to showrunner Marc Guggenheim in 2018. Holland requested a decrease in the number of episodes she appeared in and later asked to be written out during season six. As it turned out, her departure occurred at the same time as the return of Thea’s boyfriend, Roy (Colton Haynes), which led them to depart together to destroy the hazardous Lazarus Pits that her deceased father had discovered.

Actress Grace Park, well known for her role on Battlestar Galactica, departed from Hawaii Five-0 before its eighth season in 2017. She and fellow cast member Daniel Dae Kim parted ways when talks to achieve equal pay with other cast members didn’t succeed.

Later on, Park expressed to Entertainment Weekly that they were thankful for the insights gained, but they opted for what maintained their personal values. “I understand that everyone is doing their utmost,” they said, “and each person has their unique experiences shaping them.

Similar to Park, Kim departed from the CBS drama during the gap between seasons seven and eight. In a Facebook post, Kim mentioned that deciding to leave was tough for him, and he expressed his readiness to return if given the chance, but unfortunately, “CBS and I couldn’t reach an agreement on a new contract.

In the fourth season finale of the NBC drama, Sophia Bush’s character received a job offer from the FBI in New York, causing her to leave the show’s main setting, Chicago. In December 2018, the actress revealed that she left the series due to repeated instances of abusive behavior.

Following four seasons on the HBO comedy, T.J. Miller decided to part ways in 2017, describing it as a “natural conclusion.” He explained to Entertainment Weekly, “Moreover, it’s intriguing for me to leave the show at its peak. I’m curious to see how the series will evolve and adapt with the absence of this character.

Following a single season on the CBS comedy, there was a significant change in the works. Erinn Hayes, who portrayed Kevin James’ wife, departed in 2017 as part of a creative overhaul. However, based on her tweet, it appears that her departure wasn’t mutual. “Indeed, I was released from the show,” Hayes stated on Twitter. “I had a fantastic experience during season 1. Thank you for all your support from our amazing fans.

Subsequently, Kevin transitioned, in a sense, alongside his “King of Queens” co-star Leah Remini. Later on, CBS decided to discontinue the series entirely.

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2025-04-18 22:19