She was a staple on the New York franchise for six seasons.
And Carole Radziwill slammed Andy Cohen for saying she changed as a person following Real Housewives of New York after leaving season 10 in 2018.
The 58-year-old author took to Twitter to reignite an ongoing feud after Andy accused Radziwill of devolving in Dave Quinn's juicy new tell-all Not All Diamonds and Rosé: The Inside Story of The Real Housewives From the People Who Lived It.
Carole starred on the popular franchise from 2012 through 2018, and her exit was met with a little criticism after she shared a thinly-veiled Instagram post.
'If you were doing something that was forcing you to do things that went against your own value system would you walk away regardless of the pay,' she wrote years ago. 'It's a tough decision.'
In the new book from Cohen's publishing company, Andy said: 'She is not the person I used to know.'
'Just another man telling a woman she ought to be more grateful,' Radziwill tweeted to her thousands of followers.
'Housewives changed Andy Cohen's life, not mine. And Bravo built a 100million dollar franchise on the backs of women.'
When Carole walked away from the show, Cohen wasn't pleased with her social media post her Radziwill turning her back on the franchise.
'Carole's post basically implied that she was leaving a really toxic situation,' he told Quinn in the book, which hit stores Tuesday. 'It really rubbed me the wrong way because I really felt like I had changed her life.'
Radziwill told her side of the story to the author, too, claiming that 'Andy went ballistic.'
She also said she told Cohen to never contact her again, which appeared to have still rang true.
