It’s just sad; it had so much potential,” Pia Rizza commented. “I guess I have to go back to work,” Pia lamented. “Where that’s going to go I have no idea because I don’t have the show.”
Pia blames the network's decision to air the show during the Olympics. “It was a terrible time to be aired at Sunday nights in the summer.”
Leah believes the network didn't promote the show enough. “Season two would have brought a lot more ratings,". "We didn’t film a reunion, but I can assure you it would have been very juicy.”
Leah says “I know I’m an asset to TV. I didn’t know that about myself prior to the show … I will be back in the industry. I will be on bigger screens.”
Pia says she still wants to share her story with the world. “I have so much to tell and there’s no season two to continue my story.”
VH1 isn't giving up on expanding the franchise. Jennifer Graziano is currently in the process of working on either a Philadelphia or Miami version!
bye :(
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