Ramona Singer Excluded from BravoCon Following Racist Remarks, Daughter Avery Singer and Bravo Host Andy Cohen Respond

Ramona Singer's use of a racial slur prior to BravoCon 2023 leads to her exclusion from the event, loss of her real estate job, and a sizeable emotional distress to her daughter, while Bravo Host Andy Cohen supports the decision calling it the "right call."

Ramona Singer was cut from the 2023 BravoCon lineup and lost her real estate job at Douglas Elliman due to her use of a racial slur. The slur was texted to a reporter and used in a conversation with a black crew member.
Avery Singer, Ramona's daughter, expressed emotional distress over her mother's absence at BravoCon. Avery stated her love and support for her mother and expressed excitement to be present at the event for the first time.
Ramona Singer allegedly sustained several racially insensitive behaviors, including a comment during a virtual education session questioning the presence of black fathers in their children's lives, and a statement about the confusions caused by multiple black staff changing their hairstyles.
Bravo Host Andy Cohen supported the consequence Ramona faced, declaring the decision to cut her from BravoCon as the 'right call'. Cohen sidestepped questions about the reality TV reckoning led by Bethenny Frankel and focused the conversation on the joy and happiness Bravo bring to its audiences.
Questions about the future of 'Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: RHONY Legacy', in which Ramona Singer features, arose. Cohen mentioned its scheduled premiere in December and hoped that the season filmed in Morocco, featuring other principal cast members, would still air.