Rowan Francis Henchy has no regrets about how she portrayed herself in her first season of Next Generation NYC – although some fans think she gave the cameras “nothing.”
“I love the comments saying, ‘Yeah, Rowan, don’t give us anything,'” Rowan, 23, said exclusively Us on Monday, August 31, and laughs off criticism of her more reserved approach to the second season of the Bravo series. “Because, OK, I’d rather give you nothing than throw things. That’s not in my character. That’s not who I am.”
Brooke Shields‘ Daughter, who made her reality TV debut during the Season 2 premiere, noted that she “had fun,” which is all that matters.
“At the end of the day, this is fun. That’s life. And I don’t care if it’s nothing,” Rowan quipped.
Rowan Henchy.
Noam Galai/Getty Images for Empire State Realty TrustThe Good morning America The booking producer explained that she wouldn’t change anything about her performance, even if haters questioned her non-confrontational style.
“I don’t really believe in regrets because I think you learn from everything you do,” Rowan said Us. “I don’t regret anything I did this season. (Are there) things I would have done differently? Sure.”
Rowan – Shields’ eldest child, 61, and husband Chris Henchy — admitted that there are things she “wants to do differently every day,” but when it comes to the Bravo show, she’s happy with her choices. (Shields and Henchy, 62, also share a daughter Grier Hammond20.)
“I trust my inner conscience and think that the way I approached last season is admirable, perhaps for myself,” she added.
While many fans of Next Generation NYC — which stars many kids from the Real Housewives franchise as they navigate life in the Big Apple — are fans of Rowan’s humor and opinions, she said Us She has learned to let most negative comments pass her by.
“Whatever. It’s fine. I don’t care,” Rowan said of the online vaccinations.
Riley Burrus, Georgia McCann, Rowan Henchy and Brooks Marks on Next Gen NYC.
Scott Gries/BravoHowever, the Bravo star revealed that she fell victim to reading social media comments despite being warned not to look at what people were writing.
“The negative comments for me don’t bother me at all…it’s when people kind of come at me because of my figure (that annoys me),” Rowan shared, explaining that it gets on her nerves when someone says she “seems spoiled or spoiled.”
Rowan told Us“I never want to be seen as disrespectful. You could say I look like a troll with eight arms and warts everywhere, and I’d probably really take that as a compliment.”
However, comments about how she was raised are taboo.
“As soon as someone asks me or who I am and says maybe she was raised badly, which I didn’t really see, then I’m kind of going to be on guard,” Rowan continued.
Although Rowan wanted to protect herself from possible misunderstandings, she joked that “Julie 967 from Montana” decides to criticize her online. Her only response is, “What are you going to do, right?”
Riley Burrus, Brooks Marks and Rowan Henchy.
Bryan Bedder/BravoRowan added that she was lucky not to be “in hot water” at the end of the season and teased, “We’ll see how the rest of the season plays out.”
Based on Rowan’s ability to stay on the sidelines of most group discussions, she is unlikely to become a problem before the finale on Wednesday, September 9th.
Brooke Shields’ daughters Rowan and Grier Henchy have paid tribute to their mother on her 60th birthday. “Happy birthday to my role model, partner in crime and best friend. Thank you for always being my rock,” Rowan, 22, wrote via her Instagram Story on Saturday, May 31. Rowan shared several family photos in honor of (…).
However, Rowan revealed it Us that she “stood up for people” during the reunion, suggesting that she didn’t stay on the sidelines the entire time as some fans might have suspected.
“Things are coming out. People are talking. It’s a reunion, and it’s good. It’s a free therapy session,” she shared. “Afterwards we all hung out at my house. We had a long night, so we ended on good terms and chatted with everyone after people were feeling good.”
Next Generation NYC airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo.
