Andy Cohen He gave his feelings to "Real Housewives Salt Lake City" alum jen shah abundantly clear.

Based on the scene of CLIP Cohen on his conversation, "Watch what happens live", the executive manufacturer "Real Housewives" does not want to work with Shaha, who was arrested while filming the season and later sentenced to almost seven years in prison.

Cohen's comments come as Jen Shaha prison date continues to withdraw, causing many talks about whether it could be involved in a series moving forward.

The social media user published a moment that Cohen told his live study audience that he would never want to see Shah again, seemingly confirming that the star reality will now return to the dramatic series after it is released behind the bars.

Based on the response to the clip, fans were ecstatic in news, praising Cohen and Bravo Network for the stable company in their decision.

"Yasss Andy said!" Someone wrote. "Thank God, so you can break up. He's not coming back."

"Honestly, thank God," she wrote another person. "After she left, everyone feels more relaxed."

Their comments are nothing new, because many Shahovi's former caltati banged during the previous seasons with which it is difficult to work. However, Shah seems unrelated reaction, because her managerial team shared a message with his Instagram story, revealing that Shah moved further on.

"Dear conversation already had a lock behind the scenes, and there are no heavy feelings," the statement read.

According to the report from Department of JusticeShah was sentenced to 78 months in prison for keeping the telemarketing scheme of the national entire that targeted the vulnerable and older people for almost 10 years.

Shah was one of the leaders of the "wide ranking, nationwide telemarketing deception of a fraud that sacrificed thousands of innocent people.

According to the report, a significant part of chess victims was older or vulnerable and "suffered significant financial hardships and harms."

Shah focused other people involved in the scheme for multiple times cheated victims until they were left.

"She and her allies have gave way in their behavior while the bank accounts of the victims were empty, their credit cards were in their limits, and there was nothing more to take away," the report reads.

Damian Williams said: "With today's sentence, Jennifer Shah has finally faced the targeted vulnerable, but they will once again show that we will still energetically protect the victims of financial fraud and consider those responsible for those who deal with fake schemes. "

During the interview with Access to Hollywood"," Rhoslc "and Heather Gay saved him on a discussion about whether she would like to see Shah back to the series when she released from prison 2026. Years.

"I'm not talking to Jen, and I don't make those decisions," Gay said clearly.

However, according to the report from PeopleGay's stars, Meredith Marks, she had different feelings for Shah's potential return.