real housewives of beverly hills

There are so many things I love about watching The Real Housewives franchise that it’s impossible to name them all. (Well, it is possible, but I have a job and a social life that I’d like to get back to at some point.) Besides the goldmine of drama that presents the perfect contrast to my boring life, and the insanely rich lifestyles and fabulous wardrobes that have me crying tears of jealousy, my favorite thing about watching the Real Housewives is seeing them go to embarrassing lengths to make a buck chase their dreams.

Just weeks ago, a grown woman was caught on film having a meltdown while on the job.

We need to talk about The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Specifically, the upcoming tenth season, and how there might actually be drama (for the first time in a while).

Any Real Housewives Bravoholic knows that our ladies are at their best when they go on vacation.

Last August, Bravo thought they had struck gold when they cast Denise Richards on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. For years, RHOBH had been a flagship show for the network, bringing in big ratings and consistently compelling drama.

I have been watching The Real Housewives since 2008, and a common criticism I hear, other than the fact that it's trash reality television (what can I say, I'm a raccoon because I love garbage), is that for a show that's supposed to be about housewives, many of the women are not actually married.

Now, you’re probably wondering what is a “one and done”?