'Real Housewives of New York' Season 6: Ramona, Mario Singer to Reconcile? 'We'll See What Happens'
"Real Housewives of New York" star Ramona Singer and her estranged husband Mario recently sparked reconciliation reports and the reality TV star revealed that she remains open to the possibility.
The pair, who shares a daughter, Avery, reunited over the weekend to spend quality time with the college student at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Avery tweeted a photograph taken with her parents to her 25,000 Twitter followers which sparked reconciliation speculation.
Ramona, 57, filed for divorce from Mario, 60, after 25 years of marriage in January following a series of unconfirmed infidelity reports. The Bravo TV star recently alluded to the possibility of saving her marriage, however, she confirmed that at this time both she and the entrepreneur are taking things "day by day."
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"I'm taking it day by day. There are no set rules. And life is an adventure and we'll see where it takes me," Ramona told RadarOnline.com.
"Basically, I'm a happy person, so I think that's important to feel good about yourself," she continued. "This definitely a difficult time."
Ramona recently appeared on the "Bethenny" show in an episode which aired March 11. She confirmed that her marital woes did not take place until after filming wrapped up and admitted that she still loves Mario.
"Right now I am going through some adversity but through adversity you become stronger and you know what I have me, myself and I," she told talkshow host Bethenny Frankel.
"None of this happened until after the show. My situation with my husband didn't happen until just a couple of weeks ago," she explained. "I know my husband loves me, he knows that I love him and we will see what happens ... Nothing is written in stone."
The jewelry designer reportedly "threw a fit and called the cops" in January after finding her estranged husband at their Southampton home with another woman. The Singers reportedly agreed that Ramona would reside in their Manhattan home and that Mario would move into their Southampton house in the wake of their separation which reportedly occurred last year, The New York Post's Page Six reported.
