'Millionaire Matchmaker' Cancelled: Patti Stanger Quits Due to Andy Cohen Feud?

Bravo feud between Andy Cohen and Patti Stanger has just cost the Millionaire Matchmaker her job. While we previously reported that there were tensions between these two, it is now being reported that drama might have escalated to the point where Stanger could no longer be a part of the network. The Millionaire Matchmaker has been on the air at Bravo for the last 8 seasons, with the most recent one featuring an all-celebrity cast, which included Sonja Morgan, Dina Lohan, and Kenya Moore, just to name a few. Yet, in the end, the love guru decided to move on from the series and from the network altogether.

Radar Online is reporting that what really made Patti put her decision to leave into perspective was that the network wanted to create drama on the show in order to keep it interesting, which wasn't Pat's M.O.

"Patty was just done with all of the drama that Bravo wanted to create on the show," the insider explained. "It just wasn't what she wanted to represent a brand, and a matchmaker."

As far as Andy goes, the site is reporting that while he doesn't have any immediate involvement in the programming at Bravo, "he had just been so mean to Patty."

The site goes on to say, "There is no love lost between those two, and she will be happy to be working for another network without Andy's involvement."

In related news, Stanger already has other projects lined up. Radar reported that fans can "expect to see her back on the small screen very soon," as "She has some very exciting projects lined up."

Stanger also took to her Twitter account to clue fans in on the happenings surrounding her departure.