
Ashley recently spoke candidly with Blavity about her frustration with Mia’s antics over the past season. “On the one hand, I feel like Mia was more herself and more open in a way that we hadn’t seen before. But on the other side of that, the flip side is I feel like it was an orchestration, and I feel like Mia had a flow chart somewhere in her house, or on her phone, and she just had this little list of what she was going to say and do and everything just felt like it was for shock value,” Ashley explained.
Ashley shared that, along with the rest of the Potomac cast, she often felt duped by Mia’s manipulation. She ended the interview by suggesting the producers would make the right choice in either extending her contract or deciding her untruths had finally crossed a boundary for the integrity of the show. “I think that what is meant for the show will naturally stay, and what is not good for the show will just go. It’ll be like an osmosis. So, hopefully, whatever is best for the franchise will happen. And if that is that Mia finds herself not here next season, so be it. If it finds that maybe Mia is more forthcoming and truthful and not taking everybody on an emotional roller coaster, then so be it,” Ashley stated bluntly.
Mia Thornton’s Relationships Remain Unconventional in Potomac
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Mia’s ability to keep audiences and producers guessing has served her well as a principal cast member of RHOP. The jury is still out on whether her recent theatrics have crossed a line with producers or if her drama has managed to score another season in Potomac.