Brynn Whitfield, one of the stars of Bravo’s “The Real Housewives of New York City,” is promising raw and unfiltered convos with friends in her new podcast, premiering next week.
The video podcast, “Please See Below With Brynn Whitfield,” is being produced and distributed by Spotify‘s The Ringer. The weekly show will launch Wednesday, March 19, on Spotify as well as other audio platforms.
Per The Ringer’s description of the podcast, “Please See Below” will feature Whitfield’s intimate conversations with “famous friends” and “juicy deep-dives into love, money, sex, relationships and everything in between.” According to the company: “Brynn brings her signature wit, humor and honesty to every episode, making this podcast a must-listen for fans of her iconic ‘RHONY’ moments — and anyone who loves candid, no-holds-barred chats.”
Whitfield said in a statement provided to Variety, “I’ve always been an open book, so I’m excited to connect with some of my favorite people every week (including my Bravo fam!), and the most fascinating minds on topics we all want to know more about. I will be joined by some of my closest friends, reality stars, experts, entrepreneurs — and maybe even an ex or two — to talk dating, love, sex, finance and more. It’s a cozy, funny, sexy, silly, dumb (yet deep), all-engrossing cuddle-puddle chat with your BFF. Get ready — we’re diving deep. I can’t wait to see you there!”
Upcoming guests on “Please See Below” will include former “Bachelorette” contestant Jason Tartick; Antoni Porowski, producer and star of the Netflix’s “Queer Eye”; Margaret Josephs of “The Real Housewives of New Jersey”; and comedian Jared Freid (Netflix comedy special “37 & Single”).
Whitfield, who is originally from Indiana, joined the reboot of “RHONY” in 2022 with Season 14 and returned for Season 15. She’s the co-founder and chief marketing officer of New York-based Hoppy, a video dating app.
Per Bravo’s bio for Whitfield, she has a background as a marketing and communications consultant. Her “curated homes” have been featured in Architectural Digest and Domino, and her collaborations with brands like CB2 and Minted “showcase her love for interior design.” She has been a patron of the New York Metropolitan Opera and a member of the Marshall Chess Club, and she volunteers her time with New York City nonprofits, including Covenant House, Citymeals on Wheels and God’s Love We Deliver.
The Ringer was launched by Bill Simmons in 2016 and acquired by Spotify in 2020. Simmons recently renewed his contract with Spotify to remain head of talk strategy at the company. The Ringer Podcast Network includes more than 50 podcasts, including “The Bill Simmons Podcast,” “The Rewatchables” and “The Ryen Russillo Podcast.”
