The reality star from “Members Only: Palm Beach,” Rosalyn Yellin, is clearing up rumors regarding her membership at Mar-a-Lago, which have been described as “disgusting.” In a recent conversation, she addressed claims suggesting that members were considering writing a letter to expel her after her participation in a Netflix reality series.
“That’s not true. It’s just a rumor, I think,” Yellin said. “It’s sensational and unfounded. People enjoy making mean comments. But the truth is, I rarely discuss private clubs on the show. I only mentioned it once, and honestly, I probably thought twice about it. Someone asked how I met socialite Gail Brophy, and that’s how I ended up saying anything,” she explained.
Yellin emphasizes that she does not share details about the club or its members. “I host charity events at Mar-a-Lago focused on helping trafficked women and children, foster kids, cancer patients, and veterans,” she continued. “It’s really unfair to twist my positive efforts into something negative. It’s just mean-spirited.”
Interestingly, Yellin and her fellow cast members have had their moments with Trump over the years since joining his club. She recently shared a festive photo with him on Instagram, celebrating Halloween at Mar-a-Lago, and mentioned that meeting the president is a significant honor for her.
Meanwhile, Taja Abitbol, another member of the cast, reminisced about her long-standing connection with Trump. “I’ve known him from New York; our kids attended the same school. I mean, we grew up in the same neighborhood,” she noted. Her partner, David Cohn, who used to play for the New York Yankees, has also shared golf outings with Trump.
Hilary Musser, yet another cast member, echoed these sentiments about her interactions with Trump, describing him as friendly and personable. “I remember taking a photo with him while celebrating my fourth husband’s birthday. This was before he entered politics,” she recounted.
Musser has spent two decades at Mar-a-Lago and highlighted the celebrity encounters that come with being a member. “You might run into anyone famous on any given day,” she remarked. The experience feels akin to living in Beverly Hills, where such sightings are more common. “People tend to treat them like any other person, just a wave or a nod,” she added.
Discretion is key in Palm Beach, according to Musser. “If you are overly chatty about who you meet, people might hesitate to invite you back,” she said. Expounding on living in the area, she pointed out the unique lifestyle that Palm Beach offers. “No one else lives quite like we do,” Abitbol commented, highlighting the community’s charm and continuous activities.
“Everything feels better in Palm Beach,” she added, summing up the appeal of the sunny weather and coastal beauty. “Members Only: Palm Beach” showcases this lifestyle, featuring women navigating the exclusive social scene in the town. The series premiered on Netflix on December 29, 2025.
