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Season 3 of The Valley has officially come to an end, but the Bravo spinoff is still fueling conversation — especially around a polarizing storyline involving Danny Booko.
During the season, several cast members confronted Danny, 42, over concerns about his drinking, as well as the way he spoke to and treated his wife, Nia Sanchez, 36.
Now, Danny and Nia have confirmed they are closing this chapter, announcing tonight that they are leaving the show after three seasons.
“We wanted to share a quick update that we will not be returning to The Valley,” they wrote in a joint statement. “We’re incredibly grateful for this experience but our priority is protecting our peace and our family.”
“We are fully committed to each other and our beautiful children,” they continued. “We want to thank everyone for all the love and support you’ve shown us. Thank you to Bravo and the team for everything. We are looking forward to what the next chapter brings. 🤍”
They signed the statement “with so much love, Danny + Nia.”
Their confirmation comes fresh on the heels of a rumor that surfaced on Instagram account Bravoandcocktails.
“As of now, these are the only two people I can confirm that will not be returning as per multiple sources,” the account wrote over the same picture Danny and Nia posted.
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Over the photo, the account wrote the following: “Danny & Nia will not be back on The Valley as per multiple sources.”
There have also been rumblings on social media that Scheana Shay is going to be replacing them, but these have not been confirmed.
Danny’s behavior was so widely criticized during their past season on the show that he ended up issuing a public apology in May, noting he’s “so sorry” to the person he loves “most,” his “beautiful wife.”
“Watching these last few episodes back hasn’t been easy,” he shared. “It was a difficult season of life and a version of myself that I’m embarrassed by and not proud of. A short fuse, stress, alcohol, and lack of sleep are never a good combination, but that’s not an excuse. I should never have taken any of it out on you.”
Danny claimed that “balancing parenthood and life can stretch you in ways you don’t fully realize until you see yourself through a different lens.”
“I love, honor, and respect you deeply,” he elaborated, “and I did not show that in some of these moments.”
“Nia, I love you so much,” Danny concluded. “I’m grateful for you, our family, and this beautiful, chaotic life we’ve built together. I thank God for you every day.”