Bravo’s ‘The Real Housewives Of Potomac’ Pays Tribute To Matthew Byars

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The latest episode of Bravo‘s The Real Housewives of Potomac paid tribute to Matthew Byars, who died on Thursday, November 21, at the age of 37.

Byars appeared on the reality series starting in Season 3, where he was introduced as Karen Huger’s assistant and part of her management team. He appeared in Huger’s infamous “press conference” in Season 3, during which she attempted to clear up rumors about her financial situation.

At the end of RHOP Season 9, Episode 9, “Meditation Nation,” a title card in honor of Byars appeared on screen.

“In loving memory. Matthew Byars, 1987-2024,” read the tie title card.

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Multiple reports cite that Byars died by suicide. The Sun newspaper in the U.S. first reported a statement from Maryland’s Chief Office of Medical Examiner reporting the manner of death was suicide and the cause “multiple blunt force injuries.”

Huger shared a statement with People following his death: “I will always remember Matt as the radiant, compassionate 17-year-old I met so many years ago. His genuine heart and boundless energy lifted everyone around him. More than a beloved presence on RHOP and in the Bravo community, Matt was a determined and driven young man with a deep bond to the Huger family.”

“I’ll never forget the kindness he showed during my mother’s passing. I didn’t expect him to be there, but that was Matt — always showing up with love and support that touched the soul. His presence during that time will forever hold a special place in my heart,” she said.

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