Bravo’s Jeff Lewis Warns SiriusXM It Could Lose More Than One Star
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Bravo’s Jeff Lewis Warns SiriusXM It Could Lose More Than One Star

Fans know Jeff Lewis best as a Bravo reality star, but he has also appeared in several other projects over the years. One of them is SiriusXM, where he has hosted his uncensored talk show for quite some time. However, the reality star recently appeared to warn the platform that it could lose more than one star.

Jeff Lewis suggests listeners and employees could follow him out the door

Recently, Sarah From Texas Podcast shed light on a shocking claim from the latest episode of Jeff Lewis Live on Instagram, where the host suggested that listeners and employees could follow him out the door. Simply put, he could leave SiriusXM if his contract is not renewed by October 18.

Lewis said, “I said, ‘There will be no extensions. So I will not be here on the 19th. And then on the way out, I’m like, ‘I just want to remind you I will not be here on the 19th. … I’m here all week. We can put this deal together. … [SiriusXM] is my first choice.”

“I’m also gonna take a lot of f**king listeners. I’m gonna take employees, too.” He added

Jeff Lewis did not stop there. He went on to discuss his plans for the future and also revealed that his chief of staff calls him the “male Vicki Gunvalson,” among other things.

Host said, “I had a plan. My plan was to just do the show because it was a platform to bring people to radio. But I really kind of enjoyed it. Well, no. Calls me the male Vicki Gunvalson, and Vicki’s a good friend of mine.”

Although Shane has already explained the male Vicki Gunvalson comment, saying, “We love Vicki, but watching Ultimate Girls Trip is triggering for me because the entire time that we’re filming, Jeff was like, ‘I have a job! I can’t film right now.’” And other excuses.

SiriusXM’s famous host Jeff Lewis has been working with the company for nearly nine years. He launched his popular show Jeff Lewis Live in September 2017. The show initially started as a weekly program, but SiriusXM expanded it to five days a week, from Monday through Friday, in September 2019, following its growing popularity among listeners.

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