Girl, what a WEEK. ABC pulled the plug on Taylor Frankie Paul's Bachelorette season just 72 hours before premiere, and Summer House's Amanda-West drama has Bravo scrambling. Meanwhile, the Peaches are back with RHOA Season 17 tomorrow night!
In an unprecedented move, ABC pulled Taylor Frankie Paul's season just days before its March 23 launch after TMZ released 2023 assault footage. The cancellation cost Disney an estimated $60 million and marks the first Bachelorette season to never air. Paul's controversial casting was already a franchise first - no previous lead had appeared without Bachelor background.
After a triple elimination knocked out John, Jacinta and Trè on April 4, just three contestants remain standing. Harlan Goode, 18, Kalanai Artis, 23, and Kesha, 21, will battle it out for the crown as public voting determines the winner. The judges handed control to viewers for the final decision.
Sources claim Bravo is considering contingency plans for Summer House amid rumors of Amanda Batula and West Wilson's off-camera relationship. The alleged romance has sent shockwaves through production, with whispers of potential show cancellation swirling. Ciara Miller recently opened up about where she stands with both West and Amanda today.
The ladies of Atlanta are back Sunday at 8 p.m. with two new faces bringing fresh drama to the mix. After seventeen seasons, the show isn't slowing down one bit. The full cast including Phaedra Parks, Cynthia Bailey, Drew Sidora, Angela Oakley, Porsha Williams, and newcomers Kelli Ferrell and Pinky Cole promises wilder-than-ever storylines.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills just released their Season 15 reunion trailer, promising explosive three-part television. Dorit Kemsley and Kyle Richards recently unpacked wedding drama on the After Show, while the ladies have been keeping busy since filming wrapped. Fans can expect all the behind-the-scenes tea to spill.
The brutal survival competition returns April 15 with higher stakes and more deception. A new cast of contestants will navigate shifting alliances inside a lavish estate as one undercover millionaire hides in plain sight. The show's premise: eleven empty boxes, one contains $1 million, and the winner must avoid elimination to keep the prize.
Netflix announced on April 6 that the Emmy-winning dating series will return for a fifth season. The heartwarming show features adults on the autism spectrum navigating love and relationships, and has become one of the streamer's most beloved reality franchises. The renewal comes as Season 4 continues to capture hearts worldwide.
Bravo is resurrecting the fan-favorite series with a completely new cast and no ties to the original. Mark-Francis Vandelli and Margo Stilley's drama recently took an unexpected turn in the current season. The original series ran for three seasons from 2014 to 2017, with breakout Caroline Stanbury later joining Real Housewives of Dubai.
Netflix's new drama series debuts today as part of their packed spring lineup. The show joins a robust slate of content premiering this weekend, alongside other anticipated releases. The streaming giant continues its aggressive content strategy with multiple new shows launching weekly throughout April.
Netflix announced that the beloved makeover series will wrap up in 2026 after its upcoming tenth season. While the exact premiere date hasn't been announced, fans can expect a heartfelt conclusion from the Fab Five. The show has been a staple of the Netflix reality lineup and will end its run after a successful decade.
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