Taylor Armstrong is done with the “Real Housewives of Orange County.”
The Bravolebrity — who first rose to fame as a member of the “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” before jumping over to “RHOC” as a friend of the cast — revealed she is exiting the show after just one season.
Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, Armstrong captioned a series of shots, “Loved spending time with the ladies of #RHOC and thankful I got to give the viewers an update on my life. I’ve made some real friendships that I cherish. Wishing the ladies all the best for season 18.”
The reality star also playfully added that she is “adding season 17 to [her] IMDb. ????????”
The carousel of photos featured Armstrong’s promo photo from the show, as well as group pics with “RHOC” stars Heather Dubrow, Tamra Judge, Vicki Gunvalson and Shannon Beador.
Plenty of “Housewives” flocked to the comments section to bid the star adieu, including “RHOC” star Tamra Judge who wrote, “No ???? you will be missed Taylor. #friendsforever.”
Heather Dubrow also commented that Armstrong “will be missed” on the reality show.
Former “RHOBH” castmate Teddi Mellencamp gushed over Armstrong, writing, “From cotton candy to ice cream, you’ve given us so much! Gonna miss watching you ❤️”
It is unclear why the “Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip” star is leaving the reality show, and reps for both Armstrong and Bravo did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
As previously reported, Armstrong made “Housewives” history when she became the first star to cross cities.
The 52-year-old Bravo star was one of the original cast members of “RHOBH,” going on to star in the hit series for the first three seasons.
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She made guest appearances from Season 4 to Season 6 before officially retiring from “RHOBH” in 2016.
After years of living in Beverly Hills, Armstrong relocated to Orange County, Calif., in April 2014 following her marriage to John Bluher.
She then made her comeback to Bravo while appearing on Season 2 of the “Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip” in 2021 before claiming a spot in “RHOC.”