Jennie Nguyen has been terminated from "The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" following reaction from a progression of dubious online media posts that as of late reemerged.
"Bravo has stopped recording with Jennie Nguyen and she will as of now not be a cast part on 'The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City,'" Bravo said in an assertion delivered on Tuesday.
"We remember we neglected to make a suitable move once her hostile web-based media presents were welcomed on our consideration. Pushing ahead, we will attempt to work on our cycles to guarantee we improve educated and more smart projecting choices."
Nguyen presently can't seem to freely remark on the terminating.
A rep for the truth star didn't quickly return Page Six's solicitation for input.
Kickback started after fans found various posts on Nguyen's Facebook page that seemed to deride the Black Lives Matter development and fights.
Nguyen, 44, posted and reposted images and photographs that included expressions like "BLM Thugs" and "Rough Gangs."
Preceding her leave, fans encouraged Bravo to fire Nguyen from the "Housewives" establishment. One supporter even made a Change.org request named "Fire Jennie Nguyen for being a Racist."
"Jennie Nguyen's Facebook shows who she really is. It shows us what she accepts and how she feels about Black individuals," the appeal read to some extent. "The posts are past tricky. Past obliviousness. They excuse brutality. They giggle at brutality. It's nauseating."
Huge number of shocked fans likewise made some noise on Twitter.
"Bravo's truly not going to fire Jennie. I'm simply confused. There's a lot of proof and they would prefer to in any case have her FILM and use it for a storyline. That is insane to me. #RHOSLC," one individual composed.
"Are you all actually going to watch bravo on the off chance that they don't fire Jennie Nguyen? I'm not. It's barefaced lack of regard. Her story line isn't even that fascinating so for what reason would they keep her in the wake of being uncovered as a bigot? #RHOSLC," one more added.
Chief maker Andy Cohen additionally tended to the circumstance, saying that he tracked down the posts "disturbing" and "sickening." He said at the time that Bravo was having quite a large number "genuine" conversations on subsequent stages.
"I simply need to say, on the off chance that anybody doesn't understand it, that there are numerous significant conversations happening right now about everything - about everything," Cohen pushed on his "Radio Andy" show. "What's more I can't address the circumstance at this moment, yet it will be tended to very soon, and thank you for your understanding."
A large number of Nguyen's previous co-stars denounced her previous conduct, and every one of them - alongside Cohen and different stars from the establishment - unfollowed her on Instagram.
Jen Shah, whose spouse and children are dark, was quick to get down on Nguyen straightforwardly, saying that her statement of regret was "pretentious."
"We have some genuine s-t to discuss," she composed on Instagram.
Lisa Barlow, who has known Nguyen for quite a long time, said that in spite of the fact that she was "astonished" to find Nguyen's posts, she "without a doubt" doesn't "overlook" her previous companion's remarks and said that she personally is "totally against bigot."
Meredith Marks said she was "nauseated," Whitney Rose added that she was "stunned and disheartened," and Heather Gay communicated how "baffled" she was.
Nguyen at first apologized through an assertion shared to her Instagram around the same time the posts became public, writing to a limited extent, "I thought I was taking a stand in opposition to savagery."
She added that she has "since figured out how hostile and harmful [her] words were."
Different sources near creation let Page Six know that recording for "RHOSLC" Season 3 started before the allegations, and Nguyen was shooting as a feature of the underlying cast.
"The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" airs Sundays at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo.
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