McSweeney will star in Season 3 alongside Porsha Williams, Gizelle Bryant, Candiace Dillard, Heather Gay, Whitney Rose, Alexia Echevarria and Marysol Patton.
S–t happens — but Leah McSweeney maintains she was not fired from “The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip” over elephant poop.Sunday claiming the reality star, 39, had been “escorted forcibly off set” and “sent home early” while filming Season 3 of the Peacock show.
The tweet further alleged that she “threw elephant dung at a castmate” and was ultimately “banned from Thailand,” where the cast filmed.Charles Sykes/Bravoof the Instagram post for “disappoint[ing]” any fans by not doing such an “iconic” move.“Sorry to disappoint,” the “RHONY” alum wrote of the speculation.Those who believed the speculation commented that the alleged act was “embarrassing.”
One social media user wrote, “Honestly hope this was filmed.” Another added, “This was not on my RHUGT3 bingo card.”McSweeney said in May that she assumes she is not “coming back” to “RHONY” for Season 14.
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