Andy Cohen Reacts to Jill Zarin's Firing From 'RHONY' Reunion Show 'The Golden Life'

Andy Cohen is speaking out about Jill Zarin being fired from an upcoming new show.

The 62-year-old former Real Housewives of New York City star was set to join several other ROHNY alums for a new E! reality show The Golden Life.

However, after a viral video of her slamming Bad Bunny‘s Super Bowl performance, she was subsequently fired from the new series before filming even began.

Now, her former boss Andy Cohen is sharing his thoughts and reacting to her firing on his radio show after previously wishing the ladies well on the new show.

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“I don’t really have anything to say about it besides, ‘Call E!’” Andy said on SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live. “If you need, if you want a further comment, call E!”

When co-host John Hill brought up that he didn’t want to kick someone when they’re down, Andy added more comments.

“I mean, especially someone who was let go in season four, talked about it with me so much on camera, off camera, was finally coming back, and then a week after the announcement, but the thing that really, really just, I am still, will never get over the sight of the Zarin Fabrics Instagram account,” the host and producer said. “Posting a picture of Jill with an X over it, with an X over her face. I never thought that I would see the day.”

“She, by the way, I heard from her a few weeks ago about a reunion set that she said had terrible rugs and she was like, ‘You should get some rugs at Zarin Fabric.’ I mean, when I saw the Zarin Fabric post, I was like, ‘Oh my god, the walls are crumbling,’” Andy went on. “I couldn’t believe it. I still can’t believe, I never thought I would see in my, I guess I’ve probably known Jill for what, 18 years? I mean, I never, I think Zarin Fabrics was in the first episode of The Real Housewives in New York. I would’ve never expected to see that.”

If you missed it, quite a few Housewives slammed Jill‘s video.

Jill has also spoken out about the backlash she received and being fired from the upcoming new show.