Whitney Rose, star of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, will not be making an appearance on Watch What Happens Live this week as her 14-year-old daughter, Bobbie, remains in the hospital. Whitney, 38, was originally scheduled to appear on Bravo’s late-night show on Wednesday, October 9, but a rep for the network confirmed to People one day prior that she will be staying by her daughter’s side in the ICU. Bobbie was taken to the ICU for severe asthma exacerbation, and Whitney shared the update on Monday, October 7.
In Whitney’s absence, her RHOSLC co-star, Mary Cosby, will be stepping in to take her place on Watch What Happens Live. Whitney also shared a health update on Bobbie via Instagram Stories, expressing gratitude for the well wishes and prayers they have received. She mentioned that Bobbie has seen some improvement but still has a long way to go.
Whitney shares Bobbie and a son, Brooks, 11, with her husband Justin Rose. She is also a stepmother to Justin’s adult sons from a previous marriage. Justin shared a video on Instagram of Bobbie being loaded into an ambulance, asking for thoughts and prayers for his daughter as she struggled with her breathing.
Fans of RHOSLC were first introduced to Whitney, a jewelry designer, in November 2020 when the series was launched. The show has provided viewers with a glimpse into her family life, showcasing her strong relationship with Justin. Whitney has spoken highly of Justin, calling him her rock and praising his support through various challenges.
Justin also took to Instagram on Mother’s Day to shower Whitney with love and appreciation for being an amazing mother to their children. The couple’s bond and commitment to their family have been evident both on and off the screen.
As Whitney continues to prioritize her daughter’s health, fans and well-wishers are sending their thoughts and prayers for Bobbie’s recovery. The reality star’s decision to be with her daughter during this difficult time highlights the importance of family and supporting loved ones in times of need.
