The popular reality series, The Real Housewives of New York City, is reportedly on the verge of another cast transformation.

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After a complete revamp in 2023 for the show’s 14th season, which led to the departure of long-standing stars like Ramona Singer, Luann de Lesseps, and Sonja Morgan, an insider suggests that Bravo is planning to retain only two members from the current season 15 cast for the upcoming 16th season. This decision is reportedly driven by declining viewership.

“Only [Sai de Silva] and [Erin Lichy] are keeping their jobs,” a source revealed to The U.S. Sun on October 16.

The report indicates that Jenna Lyons, Jessel Taank, Ubah Hassan, and Racquel Chevremont will not return for the next season. Instead, new faces such as Daisy Toye, known for her work as Martha Stewart’s makeup artist, and Hailey Glassman, a former partner of Jon and Kate Plus 8‘s Jon Gosselin, will join the cast. Additionally, two influencers and a socialite are set to be introduced.

According to the report, Jenna Lyons, 57, Jessel Taank, 45, Ubah Hassan, 42, and Racquel Chevremont, 54, will not be filming for the new episodes. Instead, Daisy Toye, makeup artist to Martha Stewart, 84, and Hailey Glassman, ex-girlfriend of Jon and Kate Plus 8‘s Jon Gosselin, 48, will be featured, as will two influencers and a socialite.

As RHONY fans may have noticed, Daisy and Hailey were seen dining with Sai, 44, and Erin, 38, at Ascent Lounge in New York City’s Time Warner Center last week, where they reportedly chatted about a potential collaboration and considered a future trip.

“They were discussing how much they were looking forward to filming together,” the insider added.

Just last month, Bravo and Cocktails shared a casting report in which it was alleged that Daisy would be joining the series, along with TODAY Show host Sheinelle Jones, celebrity stylist June Ambrose, real estate developer Erika Faye Jones, and Sarah Wetenhall, owner of the Colony Palm Beach and The Hedges Inn in East Hampton. But an insider told The U.S. Sun that Daisy was the only correct name.

With season 16 looming, Bravo has been faced with poor ratings on its long-running series, with numbers allegedly plummeting by 1,000 percent from their peak. However, in response to the report, a Bravo spokesperson told The U.S. Sun, “That’s not true, no one has even been reached out to for another season of RHONY, as of yet.”