Leah McSweeney isn’t done with Bravo just yet.
The “Real Housewives of New York” newbie confirmed Monday that she’s returning for a second season amid speculation about contract negotiations. Taking to Instagram, McSweeney posted about her recent signing with WME, which prompted chatter in the comments.
“Yes. Let’s see if they can negotiate fora real raise!”Ben O’Keefe responded, to which McSweeney replied: “I’m coming back. My work here isn’t done yet.”
McSweeney, 38, joined the cast of “RHONY” last fall, months after she was spotted filming with former “Housewife” Tinsley Mortimer.
In her first season on “RHONY,” McSweeney became a fan favorite, quickly bonding with series vets Luann de Lesseps, Sonja Morgan and Dorinda Medley, who exited the show earlier this summer after six seasons.
This month, speculation about McSweeney’s “Housewives” status was called into question as the was said to have been offered a “pathetically low” pay raise, an insider told The Post.