Jeff Lewis Makes Positive Comments About Jenni Pulos

Bravo personality Jeff Lewis opened up about his series, “Flipping Out” coming to an end in 2018.

During the January 28 episode of “Real Housewives of Orange County” star Vicki Gunvalson‘s podcast, “My Friend, My Soulmate, My Podcast,” Lewis said the network decided to end the series after its 11th season because of his falling out with his former assistant, Jenni Pulos.

“The Bravo executives felt the show could not go on without Jenni. And I disagreed,” said Lewis during the interview with Gunvalson.

Lewis said that he believed “Flipping Out” was successful because he “had a lot of clients” and “had a lot of projects.” He said, however, that Pulos was a positive addition to his life during their time together.

“Jenni was a great employee. And she was my co-star. And she helped build the show what it became,” said Lewis.

Lewis said they “grew apart” because their “goals no longer aligned.” He also said he believed it would have been interesting for viewers to see “how’s Jeff going to manage his life and his business without Jenni” after season 11. He said, however, that he believed it was for the best that “Flipping Out” ended when it did.

Jeff Lewis Mentioned His Show Being Cancelled in July 2024

In a July 2024 episode of his podcast “Jeff Lewis Has Issues,” alongside his guest Bravo producer Andy Cohen, Lewis mentioned “Flipping Out” ending after its 11th season. He said he was told by the network, “We don’t see a world where the show could go without you and Jenni.” According to Lewis, he “understood” the decision.

In a June 2024 appearance on “Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen,” Cohen asked Lewis if he would ever consider reconciling with Pulos. Cohen suggested that he was hopeful that Lewis would mend his friendship with his former assistant.

“You never know. Maybe someday we’ll be in our 80s and pick up the phone,” replied Lewis.

Jeff Lewis Has a Show in Development With Bravo

In an October 2024 episode of his SiriusXM show, “Jeff Lewis Live,” Lewis announced that he has another show in development at Bravo.

“I am in development right now with Bravo and 32 Flavors productions on a new show for Bravo. All I can tell you is that it will be a docu-series. You can kind of think of it like a ‘Flipping Out’ reboot. ‘Flipping Out 2.0,’” said Lewis on his radio program.

He clarified that the new series will be different from “Flipping Out,” as his “world is very different now than it was in 2018.”

“There’s a lot of different players now and different faces,” said Lewis.