Camille Grammer reveals daughter Mason’s ‘Next Gen: LA’ future

Camille Gragver reacts to growing rumors that her daughter, Monson Braver, may be joining the rumor mill. Gen Gende: LA cast.

Speaking exclusively at Bravocon 2025 on November 14, Camille is bright but honest, saying she heard the speech like everyone else.

“We’ll see,” she shared when asked if she would support Mason’s move to reality TV. Camllele added that they are aware of the rumours, they have not been told anything directly.

The first distance was speculated in July about the possibility of the second Gen Gen Spechoff in Los Angeles, along with several Bravo kids are said to have been approached.

The network has not confirmed the project although stars such as Adrienne Malash and Cynthia Darey have previously indicated that their children are being considered.

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If Mason decides to film, Camille has one simple message for her: Be who you are.

She described her daughter as grounded and kind, noting that while Mason looks “very sweet,” she is also strong and knows how to hold her own.

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Camille also reflects on her time in the limelight, admitting that she enjoys her new friends “in a role” more than a full-time housewife.

She said she sometimes misses a diamond, but when she watches the plays unfold, she often thinks, “Thank God there.”

She recalled to Andy Cohen that she talked about that thought during the second season, and she laughed, explaining that yes, she was convinced that she was not in the middle of the mess.

Its history Real activities in the real hills of Beverly go back to the beginning.

Camiller was one of the main blood of the first two seasons, during which he was still married to Kelsey Gracter.

2010’s Breakup and The Next Year’s Divorce came out of her prime time on the show. The former couple share Mason and their son Judas.

Even after he passed away before season 3, Camille returned several times and took the role of “friend” in the later seasons.

In retrospect, she admits she could have told her younger self to be careful, saying she trusted the wrong people and sometimes spoke too quickly.

Still, those moments have become memorable elements of franchise history. She admitted that season 1 is “Iconic,” especially given the now famous “immorality” talking about after Resuck.

Camille says she has grown a thick skin over the years and has learned to rely on her voice.

There are things that can come back, but not everything.

One of her standouts is calling Raftate Raves Kyle Richards “uncool,” saying she doesn’t regret the whole thing.

Like Speech Gen Gende: LA Shared, Camillerle seems to watch things from her side by supporting her daughter’s choices, whatever they end up with.