‘RHONY’ alum Leah McSweeney plans to leave NYC due to crime issues: ‘People are smoking crack for breakfast’

Longtime Manhattan socialite Leah McSweeney is able to pack her luggage and go away the Huge Apple.

“Individuals are smoking crack for breakfast in Instances Sq.,” the “Actual Housewives of New York Metropolis” alum mentioned in a video posted on her Instagram Story Tuesday. “Public service announcement.”

As McSweeney continued to stroll down the streets of New York Metropolis, she additional claimed her 16-year-old daughter, Kier, was not too long ago threatened by somebody on the subway.

She alleged the person advised her teen they have been going to “flip her right into a pile of meat on the ground.”

“And I’ll be leaving New York as quickly as attainable,” McSweeney, 41, concluded.

The previous Bravo star additionally appeared on “Fox and Mates” to additional clarify her newfound discontent with the concrete jungle.

“This breaks my coronary heart as a result of New York Metropolis is the perfect metropolis on the planet, however it isn’t protected proper now and it’s particularly not protected for ladies,” McSweeney mentioned.

She then offered extra perception into the altercation her daughter skilled, claiming an unknown man allegedly additionally advised Kier, “Shut the clean up or I’m going to kill you.”

McSweeney added that she feels the general public is being “gaslit” by politicians who declare NYC is “safer than ever.”

“It’s not, I’m sorry, there’s no means,” the truth star mentioned. “I’m on the market on the practice, I’m strolling round. It’s not protected.”

McSweeney’s remarks come after “RHONY” alum Bethenny Frankel mentioned she determined to not transfer again to Manhattan after she was punched within the face by a homeless man.

The Skinnygirl founder, 53, mentioned through TikTok final week, “At that time, I texted the dealer and mentioned, ‘I don’t wish to see flats anymore. This metropolis is insane.’”

The New York Publish solely reported Wednesday that critical crime ranges in NYC spiked final 12 months, citing inside NYPD information.

In the meantime, Mayor Eric Adams has repeatedly claimed the metropolis’s rampant unlawfulness is only a “notion drawback.”