Leah McSweeney Confronts Co-Star Ramona Singer On Alleged Plasma Donation

Instagram / Leah McSweeney

Leah McSweeney is an American fashion designer and reality TV personality, who gained prominence in 2004 when she started a women's clothing line called "Married to the Mob." 

In 2020, the 38-year-old became a cast member on the reality series "The Real Housewives of New York City."

Although McSweeney has only been on the show for a short period, she has swept thousands of viewers off their feet. The reality star is also Instagram famous with about 540k loyal fans on Instagram. 

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If there's one thing fans adore about McSweeney, is that she's never too shy or afraid to air her thoughts. This time around, the person on the receiving end is her co-star, Ramona Singer. 

McSweeney recently brought viewers attention to an alleged false statement that Singer made in 2020. 

Apparently, Singer revealed that she and her daughter tested positive for the COVID-19 anti-bodies, so she decided to donate plasma to help other people in need. 

At the time, this revelation was not disputed, but McSweeney isn't buying it now.

Instagram / Ramona Singer

During a toast session for all front-line workers doing their best during the pandemic, a discussion ensued between the Bravo housewives, as reported by Vulture. 

McSweeney noted that living through the pandemic was a tough time for everyone, and that directed the conversation toward which cast member had tested positive for the virus.

Singer then revealed that she was unaware of her COVID-19 status until she was tested for antibodies which came back positive. When McSweeney asked if she indeed donated her plasma, she gave a positive nod. 

"Did you really though?" McSweeney asked again, revealing that she had her doubts about Singer's story.

Instagram / Ramona Singer

When McSweeney registered her doubt about Singer's story, she proceeded to make her her reveal how the plasma donation process happened. 

When Singer mentioned that the health workers took her blood and that of her daughter's McSweeney retorted that the process of plasma donation had to happen over and over again.

At time went on, the other housewives began to wonder if Singer was lying about the donation. Although McSweeney kept on trying to get her to reveal the real truth, Singer insisted that she donated her plasma, even if she did not know how it was done.

Instagram / Leah McSweeney

McSweeney and the other cast members of "RHONY" may or may not have caught Singer in a blatant lie, and it's unclear is the former is willing to let it go, so keep your fingers crossed. 

During the pandemic, many involved with the show revealed that they were tested for the COVID-19 antibodies and it turned out that a significant number of had positive results. 

During this difficult time, the"RHONY" cast had to stop filming as they were adhering to the pandemic guidelines that's prevented large gatherings.