Amanda Frances has announced her departure from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, concluding her run on the Bravo reality series after a single season.
Frances, who refers to herself as the 'Money Queen' and boasts over 1.1 million social media followers, shared her decision on Instagram Wednesday. "Saying yes to this show was one of the boldest, wildest, most clarifying things I've ever done. And I am genuinely grateful - grateful for the experience," she wrote.
The 40-year-old author and life coach stated that her "already-full life" now requires her complete attention. "Every room has something to teach you," Frances reflected. "And some remind you who you already are. Beverly Hills, thank you. I am taking the clarity, the lessons, the plot twists, the spiritual warfare, and the occasional deeply unnecessary dinner party drama into all that God has for me next."
During her season, a blog post Frances wrote in 2011 resurfaced, detailing a period of two years she spent living in what she described as a controlling, religious "cult."
Frances shared a slideshow of images with her former castmates, notably omitting Dorit Kemsley and Bozoma Saint John, with whom she experienced tense moments on the show. Jennifer Tilly was among the first cast members to comment, wishing Frances well on her future endeavors and expressing anticipation for her new book.
The businesswoman, who holds a master's degree in counseling and a BA in psychology, also marketed her life-coaching apps, including "$21 Summer Abundance" and "$33/month Amanda Frances Money Queen App Vibe Community."
Frances is set to release her second book, "Holy F***," on August 18 and plans to launch a three-city book tour on the same day in Los Angeles. She is also preparing for a formal wedding ceremony on October 10 to her husband, Eddie Tsivislavsky, following their courthouse wedding in September 2025. The couple share a blended family with four children and own homes in Bel Air and Newport Beach.