Lisa Vanderpump is heading to Sin City with a hot new spinoff while The Valley and RHOBH mysteriously vanished from Bravo's renewal list this week. Plus Taylor Frankie Paul's Bachelorette season got the axe and Reality TV's biggest night just dropped major franchise news.
Bravo announced Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas during NBCUniversal's Upfronts, following LVP's hotel opening in Sin City. The limited series will showcase behind-the-scenes drama as she expands her Vegas empire beyond three existing restaurants. It culminates with a lavish opening party featuring fan-favorite Bravolebrities.
Despite strong fan followings, The Valley and Real Housewives of Beverly Hills were notably absent from Bravo's renewal announcements at Upfronts. A network rep told Decider it's 'too early' to announce pickups for currently airing shows. Southern Hospitality and Ladies of London: The New Reign also weren't mentioned.
The Real Housewives of Rhode Island scored an early renewal due to its 'record-breaking debut' and is currently pacing as Bravo's second biggest series across platforms behind only RHOBH. The Ocean State drama has proven that good things come in small packages with major ratings success.
ABC pulled the plug on The Bachelorette's already-filmed season after TMZ published videos showing an alleged domestic altercation involving lead Taylor Frankie Paul. The network made the decision despite the season being complete. Paul's rep said the videos 'conveniently omit context.'
The Real Housewives of Orange County will premiere its historic 20th season on July 9, 'ushering in a new chapter for the series that launched a global phenomenon.' The milestone season will be followed by Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Roaring 20th on August 9, honoring more than 60 housewives.
NBC's reality cooking competition starring Martha Stewart and José Andrés has been axed as part of NBCUniversal's major strategic shift away from first-run syndicated programming. Access Hollywood, Access Live, Karamo, and The Steve Wilkos Show are also getting the chop in the company-wide restructure.
Bravo unveiled a new series following glamorous women in the Texas Hill Country town of Boerne. The show promises intimate relationships and forbidden romances that test loyalties in a community rooted in rodeos and tradition. Boerne residents aren't thrilled about Hollywood descending on their quiet suburb.
The new Bravo spinoff follows Kyle Cooke, Amanda Batula, and Lindsay Hubbard trading Hamptons coastal life for NYC's concrete jungle. Viewers will see Hubbard's life as a new mother while the Cookes balance work and family planning. The show has already been filmed in its entirety and promises major relationship drama.
The trivia competition hosted by Colin Jost has found a new home at Netflix after its Prime Video debut. Season 2 drops on May 11 as Netflix continues building its reality portfolio. The show tests contestants' knowledge of celebrity culture, viral moments, and entertainment history with signature Jeopardy! format.
Netflix's premier dating series featuring reality TV veterans looking for love drops May 13. The tropical villa setting will host 20 singles competing in compatibility challenges while seeking their Perfect Match. Expect familiar faces from other reality franchises hoping for another shot at fame and romance.
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