RHOSLC: Jennie Nguyen Places Blame On Social Media Team For Racist Posts
Jennie Nguyen, who was just fired from The Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City, took to Instagram Live to explain that the racially insensitive posts discovered on her Facebook account several days ago were actually posted by "a team" who handled her social media at that time. The posts, which included language and cartoons focused on the Black Lives Matter movement, were found offensive by many. Their discovery led to a public outcry for her immediate dismissal. In the days that followed, the majority of her co-stars condemned the posts, and Bravo's Andy Cohen called them "very upsetting" and "disgusting" on his radio show.
During the aftermath, Jennie was seen filming for RHOSLC season 3, which prompted anger from fans who demanded an explanation. Andy indicated that discussions were underway at the network and that the situation would be addressed very soon. Bravo then announced (via its official Instagram account) that they had "ceased filming with Jennie Nguyen and she will no longer be a cast member." The post also assured followers that more care would be taken in the future when it comes to vetting potential cast members. Several «Bravolebrities» commented with their approval, including Shahs Of Sunset cast member Nema Vand, who responded with a heart emoji, and Married To Medicine's Dr. Contessa Metcalfe, who simply said, "Thank you."
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Jennie, whose Instagram account still declares her "SLC's Newest Housewife," issued an apology after the posts came to light, but commenters continued to drag her. Page Six reported that Jennie attempted another explanation for the posts as her friend Michael sat beside her. The self-proclaimed proud
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