The Real Housewives of Miami may be off the air for now, but Lisa Hochstein says fans shouldn’t panic.
After reports surfaced that the series would not return anytime soon, Lisa addressed the situation directly on social media.
“Guys RHOM is not cancelled,” she wrote, reassuring viewers that the show is only on hold.
“Sure it’s paused temporarily,” she continued, adding that there are “a number of important factors” behind the decision. While she did not elaborate, she insisted, “MIAMI isn’t going anywhere.”
Bravo has not publicly confirmed the reason for the hiatus, though reports suggest the series had lower ratings than other entries in the franchise.
The pause follows a dramatic season that included off-screen legal issues. Todd Nepola, the ex-husband of cast member Alexia Nepola, previously filed a $10 million defamation lawsuit tied to comments made on the show. The case was later dropped.
Despite the uncertainty, Hochstein’s message signals confidence that the franchise will return. Executive producer Andy Cohen also addressed the rumors and gave fans hope that the show will be back.
