Reality television is getting a shake-up. Amanda Frances is leaving The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills after just one season, and she’s calling her brief Bravo run one of the “boldest” choices of her life.
“My time on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is complete,” Amanda, 40, wrote on Instagram Wednesday. The financial adviser thanked the women, viewers and fans who supported, criticized or discovered her work during season 15. For Amanda, reality television became more than just a platform—it was spiritual work. “It was a ministry, honestly,” she wrote.
Amanda joined the series alongside Rachel Zoe and friend Natalie Swanston Fuller. Her debut season included raw conversations about her upbringing in a religious cult and clashes with Bozoma Saint John over their professional accomplishments. Some of the Housewives accused her of being a fraud and failed to gel with the rest of the cast.
“While this show gave me an incredible platform, a platform is not the same thing as a foundation,” Amanda wrote. She’s moving forward with intention and authenticity.
Her next chapter includes the release of Holy F***: God Wants You to Have It All, which is expected to explore more of her religious background and offer what feels like a cultural meditation on faith, wealth, and freedom struggle. She and husband Eddie Tsivislavsky are also planning an October reception after secretly marrying in late 2025.
Jennifer Tilly wished Amanda well in the comments. “You are so funny and sweet and smart,” Jennifer wrote. “We will miss you.”
Bravo has not yet announced the complete season 16 cast.
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