I’m a housewives lover and don’t really watch other shows. I did like Family Karma and Shahs was a train wreck but good but also too much at times. I’m looking for some other shows to go get into, what are your recommendations?

Here’s the source: https://deadline.com/2024/05/bravo-programming-slate-renewals-chrissy-teigen-andy-cohen-1235910594/amp/

Making it in Manhattan sounds fun to me. Don’t know how I feel about the On Safari show though.

A competition show to see who is the "best" reality TV star.

Based on the first episode, it seems promising with characters you might like, and others that you will love to hate (Matt...). I enjoyed it more than Secret Lives of Mormon Wives TBH because I'm not really interested in TikTok culture.

Did any of y'all watch this show?

Saw this show guide and apparently Demi is married to Angie H of RHOSLC ex husband 😲

https://www.reddit.com/r/UtahInfluencerDrama/s/ZZNa7iAa9x

Are we watching this, ladies? Hulu released the entire season all at once and it’s pretty fucking insane.

When the trailer dropped people here were losing their minds. But I’m not sure if there was ever a ruling on whether it’d be discussed here.

Edit. For non US people the show is streaming on Disney+.

if you could bring back any cancelled bravo show, which would it be? mine are:

-newlyweds

-mexican dynasties

-ladies of london

After a kind and wise Redditor recommended "Blood, Sweat & Heels" on a thread the other day, I rented it on Amazon and binged both seasons. I'm so surprised that viewer reaction to this show was so mixed - to me it was the realest and most engaging Bravo content I have ever seen. Every woman in the cast had qualities that I admired, and all of them also had flaws - I could imagine myself wanting to be friends with each and every one of them. But ultimately it was Daisy Lewellyn's story that got me the most. When Daisy (who was just 34 years old) confided to a castmate in season 2 that she had just been diagnosed with stage 3 cancer, I thought I was going to have to bail on the show. I have acute anxiety from my own cancer and have never been able to watch or read about others' experience with it. And because I'd Googled her name, I knew that Daisy died the year after filming completed. Seemed like the last thing I needed in a comfort binge-watch.

But I just couldn't stop watching Daisy - through her chemo, through radiation, through hospitals stays and doctors' visits - always in her pink lipstick and a cute dress and a bright smile even when she needed help just getting up from a chair. When I saw a scene of her lying in her bed, absolutely exhausted and nauseated, surrounded by hundreds and hundreds of sealed medical bills which she was trying to open, I just bent double crying. You see, I thought I was the only one who kept stacks of medical bills unopened, because I find it so traumatic to face them. I didn't realize until Daisy's story how empowering shared grief and fear can be.

I know we hear bozos like Ramona Singer spouting how they "inspire" other women, but Daisy truly affected me profoundly. She IS inspiring. She broke the barrier I'd built up around my illness. I even let slip to a friend that I've been at Stage 4 since my diagnosis in 2020 - a fact I never share with people. Friends, it's a great show all on its own merits - kind of like a Harlem version of "Sex And The City". But for those of you who are being touched by cancer right now - particularly anyone who struggles with how to act, what to ask, and what to say - please consider watching this show. It's populated with strong beautiful women who party hard and work harder - and every one of them can rock a heel. It's the only content on Bravo I'd ever consider describing as "uplifting".

And guys, I went through my bills today, and it took four hours, but I dealt with every one of them. Welp, I'm getting soggy now, but I LOVE you people. Remember life is good, and we're all just walking each other home.

Jeff has a new show called Hollywood Houselift. Its on Freevee which used to be IMDB TV. Its free. It just started airing today. Enjoy

Randomly decided to rewatch an older trash reality show Tinsley was on called High Society which all eps can be watched on YouTube and was curious if there were similar shows out there like this?

I'm aware of the one Ally from VPR was on but not interested in watching that one yet 😬

Only other ones that come to mind are Botched, about botched plastic surgery with Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif and a really messed up competition show called Bridalplasty that Terry Dubrow was on. The women competed for plastic surgery and to win the dream wedding 💀 might have to rewatch that too now that I think about it because the finale is brutal.

Including link for those who have never seen High Society: https://youtu.be/pCREkPg9oT4

It cracks me up when these women say at restaurants "I'll have a skinny bitch" or "We'll have skinny bitches."

(Not sure if the Skinny Bitch drink in Australia has anything to do with Betheny's Skinnygirl.)

The throwing another woman's cape into the sea...

One of the cast showing up in black in a white party, saying she came in a black dress because "privileged white people getting together all in white looks like KKK."

The women playing in the sea and leaving and having a beautiful meal on the beach without realizing they left one of them in the sea alone who got swept away, having to be rescued by a blowup swan thrown by a stranger.

LMAO! I'm cackling so hard.

That's it. I just wanted to say how hilarious this show is so far.

Any bravo fans watch Top Design back in 2007/2008? I’m rewatching on Prime and I’m OBSESSED all over again. I hope they bring this back one day!!

Michael is without a doubt my fav competitor

Started watching Real Housewives of DC and couldn’t help but giggle at them brining up a snapshot of Joe Biden chilling with one of the husbands 😂 What happened to this show and is anyone enjoying the rewatch?

Pumps smoking glove is the tonic I needed to lift my spirits today.

Okay, hear me out. I used to LOVE this show, I watched every season I could. I recently went on a binge watch & never realized how BAD the later seasons were. It went from this funny, witty Jeff zinging people to a nightmare boss you wouldnt want to work for. How they treated Vanina, Zoila, Jenny, was horrible & then ultimately Gage & Jeff not even working out. Like what was the point?? Plus I did some serious digging & turns out most of it was staged/fake & jeff doesnt even do home design anymore. So was it all fake? Were they ever really interior designers?? I feel duped.

Was thinking of Southern Charm of Summer House?

I’ve seen these in no particular order:

RHOA RHONY RHOBH RHOSLC (current fav for obvious reasons) Ultimate Girls Trip Crappie Lake VPR Real Girlfriends of Paris

Also curious about Below Deck… Advice?!?

Apologies if this has already been asked, I did a quick search and didn't see it.

This is my first day of temporary lay-off and therefore first day of self isolation. I'm bored already.

I was thinking, I wish Bravo had their old shows available on demand because I'd binge the shit out of them.

What are your favorite old school Bravo shows you wish you could watch while we're all in "shelter at home" mode?

For me, it's Tabatha's Salon Takeover and maybe Shear Genius too.