“The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” producers were hoping that Angie Harrington would return for the upcoming RHOSLC Season 4, but she declined — so that she can devote her time to her 4-year-old son, Hart, who has been diagnosed with autism.
Angie Harrington, who appeared for two seasons on "The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City," and her 4-year-old son, Hart.“The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” has always been somewhat different from the other shows in the franchise. It deals more with religion. It’s more ethnically diverse. Racism has been an issue.
She wrestled with the decision for three weeks, consulting with Gay and Marks. “They wanted me back on because you need allies,” Harrington said with a laugh. “I think it was hard for them. But. of course, they were supportive. No one’s going to say, ‘Don’t go spend time with your son.’” Rome, Chris Harrington, Hart, Angie Harrington and Cole.Harrington has two teenage sons from her first marriage; her husband, Chris, has three kids from his first marriage.
She knew that Hart was different, but autism didn’t occur to her. “I just thought he was a very determined child,” she said. That is until she mentioned Hart’s behavior to their pediatrician, who suggested he be tested for autism. She’s grateful for what she has with Hart. “Time will tell, but he’s verbal. He communicates. He looks at us. He snuggles with us,” she said. “So we feel very grateful, because we know there are some people whose children — they can’t even touch them until they fall asleep. Which is heartbreaking.Caring for Hart has “completely taken over my life. Hence, not doing the show,” Harrington said.
“I’ll continue down this path in any way I can help. Maybe it’s because I was raised in the Utah culture that is very service-oriented,” she said. “That’s always been very important to me — when you’re given a lot, you need to give back a lot.”at Utah Valley University, which supports and funds scholarships to autistic students.
As a result of Hart’s difficulties with air travel, the family is no longer traveling the way they once did. “But it’s OK. It’s something I’m still mourning, but I’m accepting,” she said.— a metaphor about the experience of raising a child with a disability: You spend years dreaming about and planning a trip to Italy, and suddenly finding yourself in Holland instead. “And Holland is not as exciting or as fast-paced. Not as glamorous,” Harrington said.
Barlow “really tried” to talk Harrington into auditioning for Season 1, but she declined. “I was pregnant, and it didn’t make sense,” Harrington said. “So then, Season 2, I was, like, ‘OK, let’s give it a go.’” “I’m not going to get these years back,” Harrington said. Hart is in therapy 35 hours a week “to kind of catch him up to neurotypical children. So I knew I was going to be in my house all the time.”
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