Pros And Cons Of Heather Thomson

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Two months after US Weekly broke the news, Heather Thomson exclusively affirms to US she’s leaving Bravo’s "The Real Housewives of New York City".“When the opportunity came to do this show, I had this list of pros and cons,” she tells Us, and added, “Three years in, the pros list is just gone. They don’t exist anymore.”

Carole Radziwill, castmate and best friend, tells Us exclusively she understands Heather Thompson decision.“She just knew it was time to move on,” Radziwill says.

Executive producer Andy Cohen “understood,” Heather Thomson adds. “He knows I have a big business that needs my focus. He’s proud of me and complimented my integrity, who I am and who I’ve always been.”

Heather Thomson plans to enhance her two full-time jobs: being

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