AceShowbiz - The Real Housewives franchise is never short of drama, and recent developments from "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" (RHONJ) and "The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" (RHOSLC) are proving that the chaos is far from over. With shocking rumors about cast reshuffles and public body-shaming incidents, it's clear that the upcoming seasons will be nothing short of explosive.

"The Real Housewives of New Jersey" recently wrapped up its 14th season, and as the dust settles, rumors of a major cast overhaul have taken center stage. Speculation is rife that an impending cast reboot could result in termination letters for many of the current housewives. According to online sources close to production, only OG housewives Teresa Giudice and Dolores Catania are set to return for Season 15. The rest of the cast's fate hangs in the balance as fans eagerly await confirmation.

Andy Cohen, the mastermind behind the Housewives franchise, has previously stated that no decisions about the cast would be made until the season concludes. Now that the finale has aired, fans are left wondering if the firing rumors hold any truth. As we await official announcements, it's evident that Giudice and Catania have solidified their place in the Garden State's lineup for another season, promising more drama, alliances, and rivalries.

Meanwhile, over in Salt Lake City, a different type of controversy has emerged. Heather Gay, star of "The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City", found herself at the center of a body-shaming scandal involving her co-star Mary Cosby. During an appearance on "Watch What Happens Live" with Andy Cohen, Mary and fellow guest Ziwe Fumudoh were invited to judge various Housewives' fashion moments. When an image of Heather in a Gucci corset flashed on the screen, Mary made a cutting remark, "I don't think Gucci makes that."

The comment didn't stop there. When Andy asked if Mary believed the corset was fake, she replied, "I do. I've never seen a corsquette [sic] in, like, a size 14. Have you?" Andy, visibly uncomfortable, admitted that he hasn't "looked" into it, but expressed his love for the top. Despite the attempt to move on, Mary remained firm in her opinion.

Mary's remarks reignited discussions around body positivity and the harmful effects of body-shaming. The incident has sparked significant backlash from fans and fellow cast members, calling for more respect and sensitivity regarding body image issues. As debates heat up, it's clear that "The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" will continue to confront both on-screen feuds and deeper societal issues.