'Please don't!': Ramona and Avery Singer's podcast announcement gets a thumbs-down from the Internet
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Former 'Real Housewives of New York' star Ramona Singer announced that she is working on a podcast and an online business course with her daughter Avery Singer. Fans reacted negatively as they didn't find Avery an experienced businesswoman like her mother Ramona.
Former 'RHONY' star gave business advice in a Zoom class that TikTok user Bravo Stone Manor screengrabbed. "Hopefully, fingers crossed, we’ll be coming out with a podcast,” Avery told the online audience. However, social media reacted with a 'Big No' to this podcast.
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An Instagram page called The Taste of Reality shared the announcement by Avery and Ramona. And a user commented on the post, "I’m m sorry but that’s a NO from me… I couldn’t stand listening to her voice in my ear holes 🤯". As soon as the announcement went viral, many more shared their opinions about it. One said, "Oh gosh 😂😂 No thx…👋" while another claimed, "This was so cringe 😬" in a very sarcastic way. One also gave a direct suggestion to them and commented, "Please don’t!".
While Ramona's fans are excited to listen to her, they don't want her daughter to coach them. A fan on Instagram said, "I'd possibly listen to Ramona talking business as she has experience in business but what the hell has her daughter done? Being a spoilt privileged entitled brat doesn't equate to business experience. She's no High flying, highly experienced businesswoman. Didn't she just get the sack after not long graduating? 🤔"
“I want to be a life coach and a teacher so I’m like listening to Gabby Bernstein all the time now. I’ll follow up with a bunch of like podcast things in time.” Avery added when she talked about her feature endeavors in zoom class. The mother-daughter team is "building out a class" which focuses on "confidence, networking, business, and financial independence," according to Avery.
Regardless of what people say, Ramona and Avery are excited about their new podcast and an online business course. Ramona made a promise that they are "doing this together" before using her catchphrase, "Turtle time".
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