Brynn Whitfield is ready to be a mom soon—with or without a man by her side.

In fact, The Real Housewives of New York City star shared an update on her plans to have kids in the next three years.

"I'm very open about wanting to be a mommy, even if that means I don't get to follow the typical path of being a wife first," the 37-year-old exclusively told E! News ahead of the Bravo series' season 15 premiere. "I'm supposed to be a mommy in life. So, after freezing my eggs earlier this year, you'll see the continuation of that and the juxtaposition between having your eggs on ice and also trying to date and have fun."

As for the exact timeline of when she plans to welcome her first child?

"I base everything off of psychics," the marketing consultant explained, "and my favorite psychic predicted 40 is when. Psychics, they never get it wrong."

Brynn also already has the ideal number of kids in mind.

"If I were younger, I would have been like, 'I want six. I want the Brady Bunch,'" she noted. "Now I think I have to be more realistic. Minimum I think two."

But when it comes to Brynn's current love life status, she made a hilarious plea to RHONY fans.

"Can I get everyone's help?" she quipped. "Do you have a brother, do you have a dad grandpa, do you have a hot friend? I need help!"

See more of Brynn's journey when The Real Housewives of New York City returns tonight, Oct. 1, at 9 p.m. on Bravo.

And keep reading to learn about the season and see the stunning new cast photos.

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Jenna Lyons remains as busy as ever as she navigates her career and motherhood. As she settles into her blossoming new relationship and prepares for her son to go off to college, can she find balance in her personal life while maintaining her bustling social engagements and successful business ventures?  

After two years with her twins, Jessel Taank has mastered the art of being a boy mom and is on a mission to bring a baby girl onto the scene. However, she's reminded it takes two to tango and she must convince a distracted Pavit to get on board with baby #3 in order to make her dreams a reality. 

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