Mia Thornton Announces Exit From The Real Housewives of Potomac: “I Don’t Just Make Headlines — I Make History.”

Mia Thornton Announces Exit From The Real Housewives of Potomac: “I Don’t Just Make Headlines — I Make History.”

After four seasons of glam, and drama, Mia Thornton has officially announced her departure from The Real Housewives of Potomac. In a Instagram post accompanied by a over the top photoshoot, the RHOP star revealed she’s turning the page on her Potomac chapter and heading down south.

Mia Thornton Announces Exit From The Real Housewives of Potomac: “I Don’t Just Make Headlines — I Make History.”

“With every new season comes a new beginning and I have some news to share,” Thornton wrote. “My family and I have made the decision to relocate to Atlanta, and with that, I will not be returning to The Real Housewives of Potomac next season.”

Mia Thornton joined RHOP in Season 6 and made waves with her bold personality, business savvy, and candid approach to, well… just about everything. From clashes with costars to explosive reunions, she wasn’t afraid to speak her mind — and fans noticed.

Mia Thornton Announces Exit From The Real Housewives of Potomac: “I Don’t Just Make Headlines — I Make History.”

But it hasn’t all been smooth sailing. Mia Thornton’s time on the show was often mired in controversy. Throughout her RHOP tenure, she faced questions about her businesses, transparency regarding her finances, and the evolution of her friendship-turned-feud with fellow cast member Wendy Osefo. Most notably, Season 7 saw a headline-making physical altercation between Mia and Wendy during the cast’s trip to Miami — a moment that sparked intense viewer backlash and reignited conversations about accountability in the Housewives universe.

Still, through the ups and downs, Mia remained a commanding presence on-screen, and she leaves with gratitude — and plenty of flair.

“The past four seasons have been an unforgettable journey — one filled with growth, lessons, and so many incredible memories,” she continued. “I want to thank Truly Original, Bravo, NBCUniversal, and Andy Cohen for believing in me and giving me the space to share my story.
To my castmates: thank you for the laughs, the lessons, and the unforgettable moments.
And to the amazing fans, your love and support has meant everything to me. I’ll always carry that with me.”

In true Mia fashion, she ended her announcement with some signature confidence — and a hint that her story is far from over.

“This next chapter is already full of exciting opportunities, and I can’t wait to take you all along for the ride. Big things are coming…”

“I don’t just make headlines — I make History. Atlanta, brace yourself. The empire has expanded. #LegacyInTheMaking.”

“Not just a headline — I am THE STORY. ?? The Countdown has begun. Power. Presence. Purpose.”

No word yet if this was a firing or Mia quitting on her own.

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6 comments

RyNy83 April 21, 2025 - 12:48 pm
Did she really have to make it a moment? Mia is going to try and get on season 17 of RHOA Watch!! She made this past season of RHOP almost intolerable.
Champagne Hangover April 21, 2025 - 12:35 pm
AnEnigmaWrappedInSnark April 21, 2025 - 2:10 pm
This trick's assuredness and confidence borders on egotism, hubris, and phony pretension. Before she get's too excited about opening a brothel, someone needs to let her know that prostitution is illegal in GA. The Peach State haven't even legalized weed. Am I right Champs?
AnEnigmaWrappedInSnark April 21, 2025 - 2:10 pm
This trick's assuredness and confidence borders on egotism, hubris, and phony pretension. Before she get's too excited about opening a brothel, someone needs to let her know that prostitution is illegal in GA. The Peach State haven't even legalized weed. Am I right Champs?
Champagne Hangover April 21, 2025 - 2:36 pm
Yeah, other than the hemp variety that I believe is legal in all 50 states, weed is still illegal in Ga. There are certain medical exceptions but I’m not sure about the deets and if I’m not mistaken, it’s highly controlled. I think my sister obtained some THC in pill form a few years back that was prescription for pain I believe, not really sure why…???? but as far as I know, we don’t even have dispensaries. As I understand it, a physician can prescribe the THC in pill form, but it comes from a pharmacy. Not ? sure about any other legal form (besides hemp) and where you get it. ????
AnEnigmaWrappedInSnark April 21, 2025 - 3:02 pm
I hope you never get them. This sh hole blue city where I live has dispensaries weed dealers on every street corner, even in the nicest parts of town (which look like exclusive spas). Amazing how their parking lots start filling up early on Friday and Saturday nights. Apparently that's when people's "pain" sets in. https://media2.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTg5OGZmOWM5enZwYWZ2eGE3M2Vtc2M0aTVwcm9oNnUyc2UxcTIwN3p3em90YTc3dCZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/26ufbY3nKMKybIzg4/giphy-downsized-small.mp4
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