Brynn Whitfield throws out her “Actual Housewife in the New York City” co-star in the current interview, claiming she is the one who truly has a “full-time job.”
“I’m the one who works full-time in my solidity job,” Truth Star (in addition to her TV followers claiming she’s an advertising marketing consultant for major companies), he said on the “Buy and Sell Secrets and Tech” podcast.
“We now have influencers, we now have fashions, we now have artwork curators,” she added, referring to Sai De Silva, who's a content material creator that boasts greater than 600,000 Instagram followers, Ubah Hassan, a high mannequin who has walked runways for designers like Ralph Lauren and Gucci, and Racquel Chevremont, a well-respected artwork collector who has curated artwork works of film and television missions and “just so…”
“We have people who have worked at J. Crew for the past three years, but now they're simple, like honorary positions,” Whitfield continued. “Former president and artistic director of Jenna Lyons J. Crew.
In another poke with co-star Erin Lichy as a real estate agent, developer and in-house designer, she added: “We now have an actual real estate agent that has not provided a home for seven years.”
Page Six has contacted de Silva, Hassan, Chevremont, Lyons and Lichy representatives, but it is not immediately heard. Bravo representatives have not returned to our request immediately.
Whitfield – currently attributed to a separate, ongoing hatred for Season 15 – clarified in the podcast episode, although she admits that her cast members have been “doing great things” because they “all opened companies and became entrepreneurs.”
She confirmed: “They are all profitable and make a living.”
Still, the “Rhony” star said her brave ones were just “doing boring ass work, most American ass” with herself, which is “9 to five.”
Whitfield defines: “I sit at a table, do the deck, and make the zoom call. It’s nothing appealing.” Including: “Consultation is not charming.
She additionally claims on the Currency Recommendation Podcast that her consulting experience will be paid about $630 per hour—but many of her work has not proven to be the “Rhony” that the shoppers want in private.
Due to the paradox around Whitfield's career, there is a hypothesis that she is a “sugar kid”, which she firmly denies.
After her first season on Bravo in September 2023, she closed an audience that reiterated those claims, noting that she had “an extra embellishment than most” and had a resume, “5 pages long.”
The Bravo star has added over the course of this time, citing the input from manufacturing in her storyline: “If you can’t see my job, it’s my management, but just one aspect of me.”
Eventually, Jeff Lewis' extra interest inspired Whitfield's chat, saying she was probably “replenished” financially – but denied that she was once called an escort or a prostitute.
In response to his comments, Whitfield was called the 55-year-old “eliminated” star “pig”.
