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Tinsley Mortimer will appear in an in-person “Real Housewives of New York” reunion, Page Six has exclusively learned — even though she’s left the series to get hitched. “She flew in last week for it to comply with [Gov.] Cuomo’s quarantine rules, and has been working on styling her perfect outfit,” a source told us …
Tinsley Mortimer will appear in an in-person “Real Housewives of New York” reunion, Page Six has exclusively learned — even though she’s left the series to get hitched.
“She flew in last week for it to comply with [Gov.] Cuomo’s quarantine rules, and has been working on styling her perfect outfit,” a source told us of Mortimer. Page Six previously reported that the “Housewives” reunion will go down Aug. 5 on Long Island, with the cast and Bravo host Andy Cohen.
Mortimer has exited the series to Move to Chicago and marry Coupon Cabin CEO Scott Kluth. There had been online speculation she would not return for the reunion show, but insiders told us she is back in town. Sources exclusively added of the Tins’ wedding plans with Kluth, “they were planning on doing a destination wedding outside of the US, but now they are looking for a place to do it” domestically.
In the Windy City, the former New York social queen is a big fish in a smaller pond. She’s currently appearing on a number of billboards that went up around town this week for her new PETA campaign on pet adoption with the tag line, “Buy Shoes, Not Dogs.” She’s also working with Chicago’s biggest pet adoption charity PAWS, and will be co-chairing its upcoming Fur Ball gala this Fall, we hear. Plus she has donated $450,000 to fund meals for furloughed workers and frontline hospital staff throughout the city with the Fifty/50 Group and Aztec Dave’s Food Truck. A source said of the donation, “it is a part of her ongoing commitment to support her new Chicago community.”
We hear that the “Housewives” reunion will follow CDC guidelines — such as using a limited crew and mandatory face masks. The women will also stay six-feet apart.
Page Six confirmed in June that Mortimer was leaving the show to move to Chicago.
