"The show is still going strong, and the girls and I will continue to be our crazy, lovable selves as long as our fans continue to watch us," she told Entrepreneur. "I am excited about my new project though: I have a new business partner that wants to open a restaurant with me to showcase the Ramona Wines I have with Opici. We are looking at locations in Midtown East right now - but I can't say much more than that for now."
The OG of the NYC did share how appearing on Real Housewives Of New York has helped shape her business empire.
"I would have to say that the single-most important factor would be the audience," she said. "The show has loyal viewers who over the years have become loyal fans, and in turn, loyal customers. Clearly, the conversion of fans/viewers to potential clients and customers is the biggest asset being on the show has provided over the years in terms of retention of customers. I'm not saying that without the show I wouldn't have been able to successfully launch my wines with Opici or my skin care line, but by having a presence on the show, I have reached a much larger demographic."
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