The all-new 'RHONY' season 14 cast already has a shakeup, as does the 'RHONY Legacy' cast

Bravo is making it nice with an all-new RHONY season 14 cast.

Last year we questioned if RHONY was cancelled, but then Andy Cohen reassured fans that the series wasn't going anywhere. In fact, he revealed that RHONY season 14 would switch things up with both a recast and a reboot. Our glass of Pinto Grigio runneth over!

"We're at a crossroads for RHONY," Andy Cohen told Variety (opens in new tab) in spring 2022. "We've spent a lot of time figuring out where to go. And the plan that we've come up with, I think, is a real gift to the fans."

He gave some insight into said gift during the network's annual BravoCon event on October 16, and now we have six new Bravolebrities who will bestow reality TV goodness upon us. Ready to meet them?

The new 'RHONY' season 14 cast

"There are thousands of stories to tell here [in New York]," Cohen further revealed to Variety. "This is the most multicultural, diverse, and energetic and exciting city in America: We are searching for a multicultural group of friends who really best reflect the most exciting city in the country."

For the new lineup, Bravo has revealed its most diverse New York Housewives cast to date. (Last year, Eboni K. Williams was the first Black cast member on the show.) Here's who's who come season 14: 

• Ubah Hassan
• Jenna Lyons
• Erin Lichy 
• Sai De Silva
• Jessel Taank 
• Brynn Whitfield

Jenna Lyons

Arguably the most notable names on the newbie list, Lyons was the former president of J. Crew and the star of HBO Max's one-season reality series, Stylish with Jenna Lyons. The New Yorker and mother of one has taken on a new role as CEO of the beauty brand, LoveSeen

Sai De Silva

De Silva is a born-and-raised New Yorker residing in Brooklyn with her husband and children—Alex McCord must be losing it right about now—and the founder of the lifestyle hub, Scout the City. 

Ubah Hassan

Ubah Hassan has been all over the world. From Kenya to Canada to New York, Hassan is a Somalian model, philanthropist and founder of the hot sauce company, UBAHHOT—truly a Jane of all trades. 

Erin Lichy

Born and raised in New York, the realtor and owner of the renovation and design firm, Homegirl, resides in Tribeca with her husband and three kids. 

Jessel Taank

Like her peers, Taank is well-versed in the fashion world as a fashion publicist and brand consultant. She and her husband, Pavit Randhawa, had a slow-burn romance, but ultimately wed in 2014. Their family has grown to include two twin boys.

Brynn Whitfield

Though stylish like her co-stars, Whitfield is a brand marketing and communications professional with a focus on her love of interior design. The Midwesterner was raised by her grandmother and taught the importance of being strong and independent. 

The Lizzy Savetsky Shake-up

Texas native found her way to the Empire State for college and decided to never leave. She and Dr. Ira Savetsky share three children and she's focused on her online dating business for Jewish singles. 

However, her heritage is what ultimately led her to exit the season before it even began filming. In an Instagram post, she revealed abuse she was enduring upon joining the crew. 

"Unfortunately, from the time of my announcement in the cast, I was on the receiving end of a torrent of antisemitic attacks," she wrote. "As this continued, I realized that this path was no longer right for me and my family."

'RHONY' Legacy cast

Shortly following Savetsky's exit on the new season 14 cast, Cohen revealed that the OG lineup is near completion...but don't expect a certain Skinny Girl media mogul to make an appearance. 

"Bethenny now lives in Connecticut and she’s just kind of living her best life in her own universe. So, I’m not sure given how she feels about the show at this point, that it even makes any sense," Cohen revealed to US Weekly. (opens in new tab) 

Though Frankel has had her ups and downs with the franchise, she's decided to start a podcast titled "Rewives" to control her narrative on the show. 

As for the anonymous—for now—OGs?

"The great thing that I’ve loved about the legacy women is through the years they actually do hang out when the cameras aren’t rolling. They are really in touch. They overlap in each other’s lives," Cohen further revealed to US Weekly. 

Don't expect Ms. Ramona Singer to join the filming, either. 

"I do not want to do the show any longer,” she revealed to PageSix (opens in new tab)on November 11, 2022. "It’s not for me at this time."

Though Singer claimed participating in the series was not in her best interest at this time, sources revealed to PageSix that she wasn't offered an opportunity to return.

RHONY season 14 is set to premiere in 2023, along with a spinoff, Luann and Sonja: Welcome to Crappie Lake. (Where does one begin?) As for the OG New York reboot? We're still waiting on specifics, but will update you as soon as Andy Cohen gives us the good word.