Tinsley Mortimer seems to be playing hard-to-get with Bravo

It seems Bravo and Tinsley Mortimer are doing something of a casting dance.

A week or so ago, sources told Page Six that Mortimer — who starred on the “Real Housewives of New York City” from Season 9 until Season 12 — had no interest in returning to the show for the new so-called “Legacy” series, which brings back fan favorites from previous seasons.

Sources told us the storied socialite had found peace and happiness in Palm Beach, Fla., and had no interest in returning to the Big Apple to fight it out on reality TV again.

But it seems things have changed.

Now we hear from Bravo sources that talks are indeed tentatively taking place with the former “High Society” star, and sources close to Tins have also changed their tunes.

Now it seems the socialite is willing to consider the “right opportunity” to return to TV.NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images

Last week, two Mortimer confidantes left no doubt that she was over the show. But on Wednesday, a source close to her seemed to suggest the door has opened a crack by coyly telling us, “Tinsley is happy right now leading a private life, but when the right opportunity comes to be back on TV, it will be considered.”

Forgive us for being cynical in the holiday season, but that sounds a lot like ‘when the right number of zeros appear on Bravo’s offer, the contract will be considered.’

She left the show after Season 12 to move to Chicago to get married, but the engagement ended.Instagram/tinsleymortimer

Bravo said in March that it was overhauling the original “Real Housewives of New York City” with an all-new cast, while “Legacy” would be added to the schedule.

As we reported, the network’s short list for the “Legacy” cast includes Luann de Lesseps, Sonja Morgan, Jill Zarin, Dorinda Medley, Kelly Bensimon and one or two others.

Back then it seemed like Mortimer was a no-go. But perhaps we haven’t heard the last of the Tins just yet.

We also reported that veteran cast member Ramona Singer won’t be returning.

Mortimer left the show to move to Chicago with coupon king fiancé Scott Kluth. But Kluth called it off, leaving Mortimer both jobless and manless.

Before she was a reality star, Mortimer was a Page Six fixture in part because of her former NYC society relationship with ex-husband Topper Mortimer.

Reps declined to comment.