Tamra Judge Won’t Return as a Housewife to The Real Housewives of Orange County

Looking good and feeling gorgeous. Tamra Judge, 52, has clearly been hitting the gym (at her business Cut Fitness more than likely) and the results are nothing short of absolutely spectacular to witness.

In case you've been following Tamra Judge's son Ryan Vieth on Instagram, you may have noticed that he's spending a lot of time around horses. And, as The Real Housewives of Orange County alum noted on her own account, it's because he's been working with the stunning creatures.

Christian Siriano is no stranger to making headlines ⁠— especially when it comes to his groundbreaking designs. Whether it's a gender-bending Oscars moment with Billy Porter or an unforgettably unique runway show, the Bravo's Project Runway mentor is known for creating waves in the fashion industry. And there's one Siriano design in particular that caused a bit of a stir amongst Real Housewives.

Ah Bravo kids: They grow up so fast. Just last month, we were taken aback by how much Tamra Judge's daughter Sophia Barney had seemingly grown up overnight. And now, we simply can't handle the fact that The Real Housewives of Orange County alum and her teenage daughter practically look like twins — even after one of them suffered from the flu. 

The OC may be abuzz with the news of Tamra Judge's departure from The Real Housewives of Orange County, but this may not be a goodbye forever, according to Andy Cohen.

Tamra Judge, 52, has been the name on everyone’s lips after she announced her departure from RHOC on Saturday, January 26, just one day after OG star Vicki Gunvalson, 57, did the same. She was apart of the show for 12 seasons, making her one of the longest-running full-time Housewives in any of the franchises history.

Tamra Judge confirmed that she was camping when the world learned that she was exiting The Real Housewives of Orange County, sharing the story with Andy Cohen during an impromptu Instagram Live Q&A he did with her after the news of her RHOC departure broke.

Tamra Judge may have turned in her orange, but that doesn’t mean she’s done being a Housewife — at least not according to Andy Cohen.

Tamra Judge may not be coming back to The Real Housewives of Orange County as a Housewife, but when she recently spoke to Andy Cohen, he made it clear that she's always a member of the Bravo family. Tamra spoke with the Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen host in an Instagram Live conversation this week, where she hinted at what she's currently going through and why it might be best that RHOC cameras don't follow her life for the time being.

After it was confirmed that Tamra Judge was stepping away from The Real Housewives of Orange County, she decided she needed to take a break from following some folks on social media. When Andy Cohen called The Real Housewives of Orange County fitness guru up for an Instagram Live chat on Monday (January 27), she commented on briefly unfollowing him on Instagram.

Andy Cohen is always ready to get the tea from the Real Housewives. The Bravo producer did an impromptu interview with Tamra Judge following her departure from The Real Housewives of Orange County.

Following the news that Tamra Judge won't return as a Housewife on The Real Housewives of Orange County, Andy Cohen is opening up about the exit — and showering the longtime OC 'Wife with love.

When Tamra Judge and Andy Cohen first discussed her firing from The Real Housewives of Orange County, she texted him a Dr. Seuss quote: “don’t cry because it’s over.

Tamra Judge has no bad blood with Real Housewives Executive Producer Andy Cohen, 51, despite being let go from the Real Housewives of Orange County. The 52-year-old accepted his Jan. 27 Instagram live request to jump in and talk for the first time since she announced on Jan. 25 that she was “sad to go” and “moving on” from the show. After the announcement, she quit following all of her former cast mates on social media, and Andy himself.  Now she’s explaining why she did it.

Andy Cohen opened up about Tamra Judge’s decision to leave The Real Housewives of Orange County after 12 years on the Bravo series, calling the exit “very dramatic.”