Why Did Yolanda Hadid Leave ‘The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’?
Yolanda Hadid, a former model and mother to supermodels Gigi and Bella Hadid, left 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' (RHOBH) after three seasons, sparking curiosity among fans about her departure. The reality star cited her battle with Lyme disease as a significant reason for leaving the show. Hadid was diagnosed with the chronic illness in 2012, and her journey with the disease was documented on RHOBH. As her condition worsened, she felt the need to prioritize her health and step away from the demanding filming schedule of the popular Bravo series.
Hadid's departure was not without controversy. Some fans and cast members speculated that her exit might have been influenced by tensions with other housewives, particularly Lisa Rinna and Lisa Vanderpump. However, Hadid maintained that her health was the primary factor in her decision. Her openness about her struggle with Lyme disease brought much-needed awareness to the condition, and her exit was seen by many as a courageous move to focus on recovery.
Since leaving RHOBH, Yolanda has continued to advocate for Lyme disease awareness and has been involved in various health and wellness projects. Her decision to leave the show, while initially met with mixed reactions, has ultimately been respected by fans and the reality TV community for her commitment to her well-being.
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