Dorit Kemsley was among those to react to Bozoma Saint John's life update.
fter joining the cast of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills for Season 14, Bozoma Saint John is "quitting" something major in her life.
The former Netflix CMO revealed the news on her Instagram feed on February 22. "It’s time to confess — I told you that I’m quitting… but what is it? DAIRY!" she wrote in the caption of her post.
Bozoma went on to share that she's cutting out dairy "in an effort to be the best in everything that [she does]."
Her RHOBH bestie, Dorit Kemsley, weighed in on the health decision in the comments section.
"Good for you mama! Health first! I notice a big difference when I cut back/out dairy..." Dorit shared.
"You are honestly the cutest," Bozoma wrote in response.
Bozoma Saint John shares an update on her health
In addition to switching up her diet, Bozoma has been candid on RHOBH Season 14 about her desire to have a child with her boyfriend, Keely.
In order to give herself the best chance possible of carrying a baby, Bozoma had fibroid surgery. She highlighted her recovery on Season 14, Episode 7.
"I'm 47 years old, but I want to have a chance to carry a child," Boz said in an interview on the episode. "I want to start a family with him."
She reflected further on the operation on the The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills After Show.
"Fibroid surgery was [such] a scary thing because...who wants to have surgery?" she said. "Honestly, when I had been discussing my fibroids with my doctor anyway, it wasn't a life-threatening situation where it's like, 'If you don't have it, this is going to happen to you.' I know that there are a lot of women who have very severe symptoms of their fibroids — I wasn't one of those people."
She continued, "However, they were large, they were growing, and I just felt like why wait until some other point where I don't have a choice in order to do it? And then on top of it... I'm not getting any younger, and if I'm having these conversations with Keely and I truly believe we have the opportunity to create a bigger family then...why not do it right now?... With the fibroids, I have zero chance...[and] I want a shot at it."
