Ramona Singer used N-word, said 'most' black people don't have present fathers: report
Ramona Singer’s stunning alleged racial comments took heat off Bravo, execs after Vanity Fair pieceRamona Singer changes tune on Travis Kelce after his shocking sex confession: He’s ‘a wonderful man’and her alleged racism — as well as Page Six’s coverage of it — the “Real Housewives of New York City” alum texted this reporter Tuesday afternoon, “And the word I used was ‘NWord’ Not n-g…” Bravo didn’t return Page Six’s request for comment, and Singer said she would have a “full statement” for us at a later time.
The “RHONY” star had initially messaged us about her displeasure at Vanity Fair’s coverage of her alleged racist behavior. within Shed Media, Warner Bros. Discovery, Bravo and NBCUniversal, but Singer denied saying the term and an internal investigation was “inconclusive.”to appear on the NYC franchise, also claimed in exposé that Singer, 66, had stated that “most” black people don’t have present fathers while participating in a training call with two racial justice representatives as well as a “’What if they don’t have a father? Why can’t I say that?’” Singer said, according to Williams. “’Most of them don’t.’”The network publicist, who is also black, informed Singer that she has a father, but the “Housewife” said she’d read a study that confirmed that most black children do not. McSweeney corroborated Williams’ account, the publication noted. “The training included ‘open dialogue,’” Singer told Vanity Fair in response to the allegations. “In that spirit, I asked a question about a statistic I had read about single-parent households, where children with single-parent households were statistically less likely to succeed than two-parent households.”Singer denied the story at the time, telling us that it was a “terrible lie.” However, VF also reported a similar story but added that Singer went one step further and purportedly said, “This is gonna ruin our show.” Singer denied the incident again, adding in an email to the magazine, “In fact, I supported adding diverse cast members well before before Eboni was added.”John Stamos: I nearly 'quit showbiz' after embarrassing 'Friends' moment, but Matthew Perry changed my mindShop a colorful new take on the Kate Middleton-loved Longchamp Le Pliage bagSephora VIB Sale: Score royal- and celeb-loved beauty buys for up to 20% off Gizelle Bryant Breaks Her Silence After Leah McSweeney Put Her On Blast In Bombshell Bravo Investigation: “I Don’t Need A Producer To Tell Me To Do Anything”
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