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Taylor Armstrong Joins Cast Of ‘Real Housewives Of Orange County’

Taylor Armstrong isn’t done being a real housewife yet.

(Fwrd Axis) — Taylor Armstrong isn’t done being a real housewife yet.

Bravo announced Monday that the former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star is switching franchises and will be on the upcoming season of The Real Housewives of Orange County, replacing Dr. Jenn Armstrong.

Taylor Armstrong will join the show’s 17th season as a friend of one of the housewives.

Armstrong was one of the original housewives on RHOBH when it premiered in 2010 and stayed on for the first three seasons and has appeared as a guest since.

“We’ve had ENOUGH of not having Taylor Armstrong on our screens… she is officially joining the cast of #RHOC for Season 17!,” Bravo confirmed on Instagram.

While she was on RHOBH, Armstrong’s husband, Russell Armstrong, committed

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The news comes after Armstrong returned to the housewives franchise when she appeared on Peacock’s Ultimate Girls Trip: Ex-Wives Club. Armstrong along with former RHOBH co-star Brandi Glanville and former RHOC Tamra Judge, who recently confirmed her return to the franchise as well.

Armstrong and Judge will join returning housewives Heather Dubrow, Shannon Storms Beador, Emily Simpson, and Gina Kirschenheiter. The 17th season will begin filming in September with a premiere date not yet set but speculation is the new season will come in the new year.

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Stephen Anderson is FWRD AXIS' Co-founder and White House Reporter.




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