Real Housewives Of New York season 13 reunion is ON

The Real Housewives of New York City season 13 reunion is in the process of being scheduled, multiple show insiders exclusively told DailyMail.com.

Insiders had revealed that members of the cast aren't on speaking terms, so the production company Shed had to work extra hard to get all of the women to agree to come together.

'Ramona went to dinner with Eboni to make peace and LuAnn had to be coaxed to answer her phone while living her best life in Europe, but we’re making it happen.’

Sources added that while the reunion will be filmed in either late September or early October, creator and executive producer Andy Cohen and the network Bravo are delaying production on the next season in the hopes more time will give the network a chance to 'reinvent the show.'

'Our final episode aired this Tuesday, and nothing had been scheduled but now we believe the women are in a better place to have the conversations that need to be had.

Adding: 'The division had run so deep among the cast that we were worried that this would be an absolute dumpster fire that would look horrendous for each of the women and the network.'

One show source said to DailyMail.com: 'I think this works out well for the cast as they are paid per episode.

'By holding a reunion the newer cast will make upwards of $10,000, while the OGs will be pulling in over six figures.

DailyMail.com previously broke the news that the season 13 reunion was being postponed from its original August 5 premiere date amid turmoil within the cast.

'It's heart breaking to think that our once great show has devolved into a place where it is so divided and no longer fun,' a source said.

'There ended up being more drama in the press and social media than there was on the show,' the insider continued.

Ratings on the Bravo franchise took a nosedive this season as viewers continued to tune out week after week, leaving Bravo and production company Shed media scrambling with how to save the show.

'After the reunion, the show will now be placed on pause while the production company and the network work out how they can revamp it for next season while pretending this season doesn’t exist,' sources said.

'Andy Cohen and Shari Levine at Bravo know what they are doing. By having a slight pause, the noise can be reduced, they can reinvent the show, bring it back and make it fun again,' the continued.

Multiple show sources have told DailyMail.com why they believe viewers were so turned-off this season.