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Avery Singer Upset Over Mom Ramona’s Absence from BravoCon

Avery Singer Upset Over Mom Ramona’s Absence from BravoCon
Published 2 years ago on Nov 04, 2023

Speaking with The Messenger during the convention in Las Vegas, Avery revealed her heartfelt sentiments and the profound connection she shares with her mother, Ramona, despite the circumstances that prevented her from attending BravoCon.

Ramona Singer’s daughter, Avery Singer, “teared up” while talking about her mom’s absence from BravoCon 2023.Instagram/@averysinger

Avery Singer appeared "emotional" during her interview, expressing the love and admiration she holds for her mother, Ramona Singer. She longed for her mother's presence at BravoCon and emphasized that her mother, despite her absence, was exceptionally proud of her and her accomplishments.

When asked about her mother, the "Real Housewives of New York City" star's only child took a moment to collect her emotions. During this touching moment, Jolie Lauren Golub, her business partner from BachBoss, offered comforting support to Avery.

For Avery, attending BravoCon alone and for the first time was a significant and "full-circle moment." She acknowledged the remarkable journey she has embarked upon, having been part of the Bravo family since the age of 12. Now at 28, she cherished her debut at BravoCon, highlighting the overwhelming support and love she received from the fans and fellow Bravo enthusiasts.

When asked about Ramona, Avery reportedly “got emotional” and had to take “a moment to collect herself.”Instagram/@averysinger

As exclusively reported by Page Six, Ramona Singer, aged 66, was removed from BravoCon's lineup just 72 hours before the three-day event commenced. The decision to exclude her was prompted by an incident where she sent a partial racial slur to one of Page Six's reporters.

In a recent Vanity Fair exposé, details emerged regarding a "virtual education session" that took place before the filming of "Real Housewives of New York" Season 13, which aired in 2021. During this session, Ramona posed a troubling question related to a racial stereotype suggesting that black fathers are not involved in their children's lives. Eboni K. Williams, the first-ever black star of "RHONY," was present during this session and recalled Ramona's words: "What if they don't have a father? Why can't I say that? Most of them don't."

“I love my mom, and I wish she could be here,” Avery said Friday during the Las Vegas convention.averysinger/Instagram

The Bravo publicist, who was also part of the call and is black, countered Ramona's remarks by informing her that she had a father. However, Ramona mentioned a study she had read that indicated most black children do not have fathers.

Ramona acknowledged her comment but explained it as a question based on a statistic she had come across. Other reports suggest that during the same season, Ramona made a statement expressing concerns about including black people on the show, stating that it would negatively impact the series.

There were also reports of Ramona making insensitive comments off-camera to a black female production staffer, remarking on her ability to remember names in a racially insensitive manner. Ramona defended herself, attributing her comment to her difficulty in remembering names.

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Speaking with The Messenger during the convention in Las Vegas, Avery revealed her heartfelt sentiments and the profound connection she shares with her mother, Ramona, despite the circumstances that prevented her from attending BravoCon.

Ramona Singer’s daughter, Avery Singer, “teared up” while talking about her mom’s absence from BravoCon 2023.Instagram/@averysinger

Avery Singer appeared "emotional" during her interview, expressing the love and admiration she holds for her mother, Ramona Singer. She longed for her mother's presence at BravoCon and emphasized that her mother, despite her absence, was exceptionally proud of her and her accomplishments.

When asked about her mother, the "Real Housewives of New York City" star's only child took a moment to collect her emotions. During this touching moment, Jolie Lauren Golub, her business partner from BachBoss, offered comforting support to Avery.

For Avery, attending BravoCon alone and for the first time was a significant and "full-circle moment." She acknowledged the remarkable journey she has embarked upon, having been part of the Bravo family since the age of 12. Now at 28, she cherished her debut at BravoCon, highlighting the overwhelming support and love she received from the fans and fellow Bravo enthusiasts.

When asked about Ramona, Avery reportedly “got emotional” and had to take “a moment to collect herself.”Instagram/@averysinger

As exclusively reported by Page Six, Ramona Singer, aged 66, was removed from BravoCon's lineup just 72 hours before the three-day event commenced. The decision to exclude her was prompted by an incident where she sent a partial racial slur to one of Page Six's reporters.

In a recent Vanity Fair exposé, details emerged regarding a "virtual education session" that took place before the filming of "Real Housewives of New York" Season 13, which aired in 2021. During this session, Ramona posed a troubling question related to a racial stereotype suggesting that black fathers are not involved in their children's lives. Eboni K. Williams, the first-ever black star of "RHONY," was present during this session and recalled Ramona's words: "What if they don't have a father? Why can't I say that? Most of them don't."

“I love my mom, and I wish she could be here,” Avery said Friday during the Las Vegas convention.averysinger/Instagram

The Bravo publicist, who was also part of the call and is black, countered Ramona's remarks by informing her that she had a father. However, Ramona mentioned a study she had read that indicated most black children do not have fathers.

Ramona acknowledged her comment but explained it as a question based on a statistic she had come across. Other reports suggest that during the same season, Ramona made a statement expressing concerns about including black people on the show, stating that it would negatively impact the series.

There were also reports of Ramona making insensitive comments off-camera to a black female production staffer, remarking on her ability to remember names in a racially insensitive manner. Ramona defended herself, attributing her comment to her difficulty in remembering names.

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