‘RHOSLC’ Officially Resumes Season 7 Production, Mary Cosby Not Currently Filming

"Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" is officially moving forward with production on its upcoming seventh season. However, franchise cast member Mary Cosby has not rejoined filming following the recent death of her son, Robert Cosby Jr.

It was previously announced that filming for the forthcoming season was delayed following Robert's death on February 23, but Bravo cameras have once again picked back up.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, production for season 7 of "Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" has now resumed, one week after cast member Mary Cosby's son, Robert Jr., was found dead of an apparent drug overdose.

Per the outlet, Cosby is currently not filming with the rest of the cast, and Bravo is said to be following her lead regarding when she is ready to return.

The sixth season of the show previously wrapped up in early February with the conclusion of the three-part reunion. "RHOSLC" generally films throughout the spring and summer, and typically airs during the fall season in September or October.

Per TMZ, sources close to "RHOSLC" previously shared that Cosby will return to the popular reality series amid her grief as a way to maintain a sense of structure.

The outlet also reported that Cosby will commence filming at her own pace, and there is no pressure on her from production concerning the matter.

Two days after her son's death, on February 25, production on "RHOSLC" was briefly delayed following Robert Jr.'s tragic death, according to the outlet.

Per inside sources connected to the show, "RHOSLC" was set to begin shooting mere days after the 23-year-old's death, but production was officially postponed.

Additionally, sources also told the outlet that the death will likely be a "major storyline" on the show, as the show's cast, Lisa Barlow, Meredith Marks, Angie Katsanavas, Heather Gay, Whitney Rose, and Bronwyn Newport, will likely react to the heartbreaking situation at some point during filming.

After his death, it was reported that although Robert's cause of death is currently unclear, the local police said they responded to a call of what early reports said was an overdose.

Sadly, upon arriving at the scene, they found Robert deceased. TMZ was the first to break the story of his passing.

Police said they responded to a call on the night of February 23 for a 23-year-old male due to a "full "arrest/medical emergency." It was reported that fire and paramedics were also dispatched.

In an Instagram post, Mary shared a message regarding the death of her son, who is also her only child.

"Our beloved son Robert Jr. has been called home to the Lord," Mary's post began.

"Though our hearts ache, we take comfort in God's promise and in knowing he is finally at peace. We are grateful for your prayers and trust in the Lord to carry us through this time of sorrow."

Towards the end of "Watch What Happens Live!" on February 26, Andy Cohen appeared visibly emotional as he expressed support for Mary Cosby, amid her devastating loss.

"Before we go, I want to send all my love and heartfelt condolences to Mary Cosby and her family after news broke yesterday about the tragic passing of Mary's son Robert Jr.," Cohen said on the show.

"This devastatingly sad news is every parent's worst nightmare. My heart breaks for Mary. I will always appreciate getting a small window into the unconditional love between Mary and Robert Jr.," he continued.

The Bravo boss went on to address Cosby's parenting and her willingness to share her late son's struggles with addiction with Bravo audiences.

"Mary, you did such a good job," Cohen said. "I know their bravery and their vulnerability in sharing their story has helped and will continue to help countless people who are struggling. Rest in peace, Robert Jr., and thanks."