Amanda Frances Bids Farewell to 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills': What’s Next for the Entrepreneur?

Amanda Frances has officially announced her exit from 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' after participating in the 15th season. In a heartfelt Instagram post, she expressed gratitude for the experience while indicating it was time to move on. Frances plans to release her memoir, 'Holy F*ck', on August 18 and focus on her family. She shared valuable lessons learned during her time on the show and received support from co-star Jennifer Tilly. As discussions about her income sources and conflict resolution style continue, fans are left wondering about the future of the show.
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Amanda Frances Announces Exit from Reality Show


Amanda Frances, a well-known entrepreneur and author, has made the decision to leave 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' after her stint in the show's 15th season. In an Instagram update shared on August 5, she expressed her appreciation for the journey but conveyed that it was time for her to move forward. "My time on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is complete," she remarked, calling her choice to join the series one of the most courageous and enlightening decisions she has ever made.


Reflecting on her experience, Frances expressed gratitude towards the women she met and the fans who supported her throughout the season. "I am genuinely grateful for the experience," she noted, recognizing the varied responses from the audience. The show offered her a significant platform to share her work and ideas, especially her perspectives on metaphysics, even amidst challenging social dynamics.


In her message, Frances highlighted the importance of having a solid personal foundation alongside a platform. "One of the greatest gifts of the experience was seeing just how strong my foundation actually is," she stated. Looking ahead, Frances is preparing to launch her memoir, titled Holy F*ck, on August 18, and intends to spend more quality time with her family, including her husband Eddie Tsivislavsky and their four children: Canaan, Delilah, Liam, and Shoshana. The couple endured a heartbreaking loss in 2022 with the passing of their son Zion shortly after birth.


Frances also shared insights gained during her time on the reality series, emphasizing, "Every room has something to teach you." She encouraged her followers to embrace their personal growth without needing validation from others. "Your next move does not require anyone's approval," she confidently declared, concluding her message with the empowering statement: "And obviously... Say it with me: I win in the end."


Her announcement received a warm response from co-star Jennifer Tilly, who wished Frances well in her future pursuits and expressed enthusiasm for her upcoming book. During her single season on the show, Frances ignited conversations about her income sources and her online courses focused on wealth manifestation, while also facing criticism regarding her approach to conflict resolution. Currently, Bravo has yet to confirm if 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' will be renewed for a 16th season.