‘Real Housewives Of Orange County’ Alum Meghan King Edmonds’ Twins Inspired Bravo Exit

Meghan King Edmonds starred on a Bravo reality series. L-R: Kelly Dodd, Vicki Gunvalson, Meghan King Edmonds, Shannon Beador and Heather Dubrow are pictured attending the premiere party for Bravo’s “The Real Housewives of Orange County” 10 year celebration on June 16, 2016 in Hollywood, California. Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images

Even though “Real Housewives Of Orange County” alum Meghan King Edmonds is already a mom to daughter, Aspen, the arrival of her twin boys, Hayes and Hart, has made the reality star realize it will take some time to adjust to being a mother of three.

As she learns about the ups and downs of parenthood, the reality star will be embarking on this journey without cameras following her every move.

Meghan told E! News that her twins inspired her to quit “The Real Housewives Of Orange County” in order to have a healthy pregnancy. “I think it was best for me not to do it and I’m glad I made that decision for my family and my babies,” she said of the Bravo series.

Although the star has shared intimate moments from her life in front of cameras, like her IVF journey, she changed her mind about being so open when she became pregnant for the second time. “Twin pregnancy for me was no joke and it was really difficult physically so I know I made the right choice,” she added.

Meghan was known to cause trouble during her time on “RHOC,” and feuded with cast members like Shannon Beador and Vicki Gunvalson. Looking back at her stint on Bravo, the star wasn’t happy about being portrayed as an instigator and now prefers to show fans who she really is through her blog and Instagram account.

“When I was on the Real Housewives, I tried to show what I could control at least, just the authentic version of myself and I clearly have more control over that with my own social media,” she said.

Although she is no longer busy filming a reality series, Meghan, who is now based in St. Louis, has her hands full with Hunter and Hayes. “We have night nannies so for eight hours at night, we have a nurse who comes in and feeds the babies. But I’m giving the babies breast milk so I’m still getting up to pump every three hours at night,” she shared.

For now, Meghan is focused on bonding with her twin boys and has accepted that it will probably take some time before her sons will let her get a full night of sleep.