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Caroline Manzo Confirms 'Real Housewives' Exit

Franklin Lakes resident blogged about her decision to leave, and move on to a new reality project.

Caroline Manzo is leaving The Real Housewives of New Jersey.

The Franklin Lakes resident Tweeted about her decision Sunday night, after the airing of the show’s season finale.

“It's been wonderful guys. I've decided to leave #RHONJ this season was my last. Love and kisses to you all. Xoxoxo,” the reality star posted on Twitter.

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But, Manzo fans, fear not! According to People.com, Caroline and family’s time on RHONJ may be over, but that doesn’t mean their reality days are over.

The star recently revealed her family has been filming a pilot for a Bravo spin-off, Manzo'd With Children, People.com reported.

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Manzo also blogged on Bravo.com about her decision to leave.

“Over the past few years my outlook on the show has changed from something I couldn't wait to show my future grandchildren to something I hope my future grandchildren never see,” Manzo wrote. “For me, peace and integrity cannot be bought with money or fame. I practice what I preach, and as I said on the reunion, I'm done. I simply feel that my role has run its course and I have nothing more to give.”

She ended the post with a message to fans.

“Thank you so much for being a part of one of the most amazing experiences of my life. You guys are the best.”

Manzo also recently blogged about the Real Housewives Season Finale, and her decision to stay in Franklin Lakes, calling the borough her home.

"There's no place like home and the memories that live within those four walls," she said.

If picked up, the new Manzo reality show will likely be filmed at least partially in the Franklin Lakes home.


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