Whenever The Real Housewives of Potomac comes up, one name that immediately comes to mind is Wendy Osefo. That’s understandable, as the TV star has appeared in seven seasons of RHOP so far. However, a recent report may disappoint fans, revealing that Osefo almost chose her peace over returning for another season of the reality show.
Wendy Osefo questioned whether reality TV was worth it
On Wednesday, November 4, the 42-year-old spoke exclusively with Us Magazine about her career, personal life, and professional journey, much of which revolves around The Real Housewives of Potomac. During the conversation, Wendy recalled the internal struggle she faced before filming Season 11 as she debated whether to return to the reality show.
She said, “I’ve been on the show seven seasons, and I feel like I’ve had that a few times. But this time, it was a resounding, ‘Do I even want to go back? Do I even want to put myself in this position?’”
“I think if it was left up to me, my answer would have been no. But the people around me and my loved ones were like, ‘No, your story doesn’t end here,’ and so I came back,” Wendy added.
Throughout the 42-year-old’s journey on the reality show, one person has always stood by her as her biggest cheerleader: her husband. Speaking further, the TV star opened up about how Eddie Osefo has continued to support her.
Wendy said, “He’s always a cheerleader for me, and naturally, as my husband, I spoke with him and said, ‘What do you think? Should I go back?’ He says, ‘Yeah, I definitely think you should go back. I think that your story does not end here, and just see it through.’”
For context, the commentator has become one of the most talked-about cast members on The Real Housewives of Potomac Season 11 for several reasons. Her decision to return this season carries significance both personally and in terms of the show’s drama.
Wendy reportedly lost her teaching job amid her legal troubles. During such a difficult period, remaining part of a major Bravo reality show has also provided her with important financial support.
