Bravo has reportedly ended the brief contract dispute with the cast of "Real House Wives of New York." The six cast members allegedly held out against the network for a more lucrative deal, reports Us Magazine.
According to the site the six New York socialites all held out together against Bravo, who threatened to replace the cast outright if they didn't agree to the terms by May 10. Ramona Singer was reportedly the first to sign a deal with Sonja Morgan and Aviva Drescher signing soon after. Carole Radziwill and Heather Thomson reportedly held out for several additional days before signing on.
Radziwill opened up on the dispute via Twitter last week saying:
"I still haven't decided. Payscale is ridiculous and it irks me to be given ultimatum," the author wrote. "Just ask my last five boyfriends."
Countess LuAnn de Lesseps will also reportedly return to the program.
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