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Timeline of all the Real Housewives of Dallas’ seasons (Photo Credit – Prime Video)

The Real Housewives of Dallas was the ninth edition of the popular Real Housewives franchise. It is one of only two America-based installments that are not airing anymore, the other being DC. Orange County, New York City, Atlanta, New Jersey, Beverly Hills, Miami and Potomac are still running.

The Dallas installment premiered in April 2016 and revolves around women from Dallas, Texas. The edition’s fifth and final season wrapped up in 2021. Bravo doesn’t have any plans to revive the unique edition till now. Here’s a guide and timeline to all five seasons of The Real Housewives of Dallas.

The Real Housewives Of Dallas: Guide To All Seasons

Season 1 (2016)

The first season of The Real Housewives of Dallas aired from April 11 to June 19, 2016, with 11 episodes. It starred Cary Deuber, Tiffany Hendra, Stephanie Hollman, LeeAnne Locken, and...

Below Deck Sailing Yacht star Daisy Kelliher is no stranger to demanding charter guests.

After all, she endured Eric Rose not once but twice during her stint on the hit sailing show.

Season 5 of Below Deck Sailing Yacht has featured two Bravo crossovers that, honestly, we never saw coming.

Married to Medicine alum Contessa Metcalfe kicked off the season.

Then, The Real Housewives of Dallas alum Tiffany Moon appeared two charters later.

While appearing on Watch What Happens Live, Daisy revealed who was more demanding of the two Bravoleberties.

Was Tiffany Moon or Contessa Metcalfe more demanding on Below Deck Sailing Yacht?

A virtual fan wanted to know who was more demanding: the Rhod alum or the Married to Medicine alum. After all, Bravoleberties on Below Deck tend to be high maintenance and drama-filled.

However, that wasn’t the case with Contessa or Tiffany, but Daisy did pick one to answer the fan question.

The Real Housewives of Dallas alum Tiffany Moon has shared a few moments that Below Deck Sailing Yacht fans didn’t see during her time on the show.

Tiffany, her husband Daniel, and two other couples had a very brief stint aboard the Parsifal III.

Besides guest Jerry clashing with Stew Diana Cruz over an espresso martini, the group seemed to enjoy their trip.

As Monsters and Critics previously reported, Tiffany had good things to say about Chef Cloyce Martin’s food and Chief Stew Daisy Kelliher.

After her only episode aired this week, Tiffany also let fans in on a little secret that didn’t make Bravo airwaves.

It turns out Tiffany had even more fun with the Below Deck Sailing Yacht crew than we initially thought.

Rhod alum Tiffany Moon reveals Below Deck Sailing Yacht moment that did air

Speaking with The Daily Dish to promote her Below Deck Sailing Yacht stint,...

The Real Housewives of Dallas alum Tiffany Moon appeared on Below Deck Sailing Yacht for a brief stint this week.

Tiffany was joined by her husband, Daniel, and two other couples for a quick trip on the Parsifal III in Ibiza.

The group appeared to have a great time on their one-day charter, except for Jerry, who clashed with Stew Diana Cruz over an espresso martini.

Honestly, Tiffany and her group were a pleasure to watch, even their photo shoot on the beach.

Following their episode, the Rhod alum opened up about her Below Deck Sailing Yacht experience.

Chef Cloyce Martin and Chief Stew Daisy Kelliher were two of the topics Tiffany addressed.

What did Tiffany Moon say about Below Deck Sailing Yacht star Daisy Kelliher?

Season 5 has been a struggle for Daisy, who isn’t just dealing with the aftermath of Season 4 and stews like Danni Warren, making things more challenging for her.

The latest Below Deck Sailing Yacht charter guest will look familiar to some fans.

Dr. Tiffany Moon from The Real Housewives of Dallas becomes the latest Bravo crossover on the hit sailing show.

The third charter of Below Deck Sailing Yacht Season 5 features Tiffany, her husband Daniel, and a group of pals boarding the Parsifal III.

As Monsters and Critics previously reported, news of Tiffany’s arrival leads to Chef Cloyce Martin revealing his Real Housewives past.

It also gives the cocky chef more ammunition to stroke his ego.

We thought a refresher on the Bravo star would be helpful for readers who don’t know Tiffany.

Who is Below Deck Sailing Yacht charter guest and Rhod alum Tiffany Moon?

Tiffany was a one-and-done with the Rhod, but to be fair, it wasn’t exactly her fault. She appeared as a guest on Season 4 through D’Andra Simmons before being bumped...

On Monday November 4 2024, Bravo broadcasts Below Deck Sailing Yacht!

Bean Counter Season 5 Episode 5 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Below Deck Sailing Yacht,” titled “Bean Counter,” promises to deliver an exciting mix of drama and humor. After a tense night out, the crew finds an unexpected source of comfort in a bucket of chicken. This twist is sure to lighten the mood on the yacht, providing a much-needed break from the usual stresses of life at sea.

In this episode, Dr. Tiffany Moon and her husband Daniel join the crew with a group of friends, hoping for a luxurious five-star experience. Their arrival adds a new dynamic to the yacht, as the crew strives to meet the high expectations of their guests. Viewers can anticipate some entertaining interactions as the crew works hard to deliver top-notch service.

Meanwhile, Keith and Danni face their own challenges as they struggle to get in sync with each other.

After one particular cast member abandoned his job in the most recent episode of Below Deck Sailing Yacht, Captain Glenn Shephard is forced to put him back on track. Reality show producers are always accused of manipulating storylines. There was plenty of that in Below Deck Med season 9, which recently aired. Now with Below Deck Sailing Yacht season 5, certain cast members are already being scrutinized over supposed signs that they're a producer plant, including Chef Cloyce Martin.

Captain Glenn Shephard warns a Below Deck Sailing Yacht cast member to be on their best behavior.

Bravo recently released a preview clip from the next episode of Below Deck Sailing Yacht season 5, and as the crew gets ready for the next group of charter guests, Captain Glenn makes sure to let Chef Cloyce know he's not allowed to abandon his job again, like he did in the previous episode when he went...

Below Deck Sailing Yacht spoilers for Season 5, Episode 5 are teasing another Bravo crossover event.

The season started with Married to Medicine alum Contessa Metcalfe as the first primary charter guest.

Thanks to the latest sneak peek for the sailing show, we learn that The Real Housewives of Dallas alum Tiffany Moon and her husband Daniel will be the primary for the third charter of the season.

Captain Glenn Shephard delivers the news to Chef Cloyce Martin, Daisy Kelliher, and Gary King, sharing that the couple only travels the world on five-star vacations.

“They’re going to have high standards for sure,” the captain expresses.

In true Cloyce fashion, he isn’t worried because he has a history with the Real Housewives. Not Tiffany, a different one.

Chef Cloyce Martin reveals his Real Housewives past on Below Deck Sailing Yacht

After Cloyce jokes with Gary, Daisy, and Captain Glenn that he...

In the upcoming episode of “Below Deck Sailing Yacht,” titled “Bean Counter,” viewers can expect a mix of tension and humor. After a challenging night out, the crew finds unexpected joy in a bucket of chicken, which helps lighten the mood. This simple comfort food brings a sense of camaraderie back among the team, showcasing how food can sometimes mend the toughest situations.

Dr. Tiffany Moon and her husband Daniel are set to join the crew with their friends, looking forward to a luxurious, five-star experience on the high seas. Their expectations are high, and it will be interesting to see if the crew can rise to the occasion and deliver the top-notch service that guests like them desire.

Meanwhile, Keith and Danni face their own challenges as they struggle to get in sync while working together. Their dynamic adds an extra layer of drama to the episode, as teamwork...

Throughout The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 13, Crystal Kung Minkoff and new housewife Annemarie Wiley have gone at it countless times.

Now that the season has finished airing, we know they met before they both shared the screen.

Things got fiery between them again during the Rhobh reunion after host Andy Cohen asked Wiley what she thought of Minkoff when she met her vs. when they were in front of the camera.

Wiley declared that Minkoff was “awesome off-camera,” but it was a “different tune” when the cameras went up.

Cohen then turned his attention to Minkoff and brought up her telling Garcelle Beauvais that Wiley initially proclaimed to be a doctor when they first met.

He then countered that “Anesthesiologist and Anesthetist are two very similar words” and wondered whether Minkoff got the two mixed up.

Crystal Kung Minkoff knows the difference between an Anesthesiologist and an Anesthetist

Minkoff shut that down instantly,...

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills newbie Annemarie Wiley has reflected on her first season as the finale nears.

Annemarie has had a tough season, that’s for sure, earning a slew of backlash from Rhobh fans over her job and clashing with the other ladies in the group.

As Monsters and Critics previously reported, The Real Housewives of Dallas alum Tiffany Moon clapped back at Annemarie for comments she made about the Asa during her Watch What Happens Live appearance.

Along with criticism about her job title, Annemarie has taken flak for being obsessed with Sutton Stracke’s small esophagus.

The reality TV star set the record straight on that hot topic recently, but apparently, she didn’t put it to bed.

During a recent interview with E! News correspondent Justin Sylvester, Annemarie was asked about it again.

Annemarie Wiley spills The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 13 regret

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There’s another Real Housewives feud brewing thanks to a recent Watch What Happens Live episode.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Annemarie Wiley defended her job as a Crna while calling out the American Society of Anesthesiologists on the show.

Annemarie’s remarks caught the attention of The Real Housewives of Dallas alum Tiffany Moon, a Board-Certified Anesthesiologist.

Taking to Instagram Stories, Tiffany blasted Annemarie for saying the “Asa doesn’t love CRNAs” during her Wwhl appearance.

“The Asa doesn’t ‘not love CRNAs’ or care that you’re on a reality show bringing more attention to your profession. They care when CRNAs misrepresent themselves as physicians or use terminology to intentionally mislead the public to believe that they are anesthesiologists,” Tiffany wrote.

The former Rhod star went on to warn Annemarie while also showing her appreciation for her colleagues.

“(Don’t make this into a Crna vs...

Annemarie Wiley hasn’t been the breath of fresh air The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills desperately needs, but Andy Cohen would like viewers to give the newest cast member a chance.

In a new interview with Et, Cohen delved into the criticism surrounding Wiley, who has caught heat from fans for talking about co-star Sutton Stracke’s esophagus, among other things.

The reunion host and Real Housewives franchise executive producer admitted wanting Wiley to “succeed.”

The conversation turned to social media, with the Watch What Happens Live host calling it “something you can’t be prepared for.”

“It’s a nasty world,” he added, but he believes that viewers will see a “new side of Annemarie” when the cast jets off to Spain during the final cast trip of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 13.

After the one-and-done Diana Jenkins, fans thought the show would have gone above...

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills can’t seem to catch a break in the casting department.

There were high hopes for Annemarie Wiley when she was revealed to be joining the cast last year following the departures of one-and-done Diana Jenkins and longtime pot-stirrer Lisa Rinna.

Over the last few weeks, viewers have watched Wiley speak with no filter about co-star Sutton Stracke’s esophagus.

It’s been a lot, and Wiley is now reacting to the fierce criticism from viewers, fellow Real Housewives, and the American Society of Anesthesiologists.

The Asa got embroiled in the drama on Friday with an Instagram statement calling out Wiley for seemingly misrepresenting her qualifications on-screen.

“The Real Housewives know a fake. Anesthesiologists are medical doctors,” the organization wrote alongside an informational photo comparing anesthesiologists and nurse anesthetists.

The American Society of Anesthesiologists criticized Annemarie

The company doubled down, saying that “title misappropriation...

Dr. Nicole Martin was introduced during The Real Housewives of Miami season 4 and has continued to be a fan favorite. She joined the show alongside Julia Lemigova and Guerdy Abraira. Other than the three full-timers, Kiki Barth is also a part of the cast, but as a "friend of." Rhom made its return after eight years off the air last year, and it was a hit. However, instead of returning to Bravo, the reality series made the move to the streaming service Peacock.

Besides the fresh Miami faces, the series also includes familiar ones from the original three seasons. Alexia Echevarria, Larsa Pippen, and Lisa Hochstein reprised their full-time roles, while Adriana de Moura and Marysol Patton returned as friend of's. While it was exciting to see the former Rhom cast members return, Nicole instantly became a fan favorite after her first season and came back to Rhom season 5 better than ever.

Bling Empire star Kelly Mi Li has announced that she is pregnant with her first child. The self-made entrepreneur and film producer’s dating life has been a driving plotline throughout the show’s first three seasons, being set up on blind dates by friends and even going on a date with co-star Kevin Kreider. Shortly after Bling Empire season 3 premiered on Netflix in October, Kelly confirmed that she had entered into a committed relationship since filming, via Instagram.

Kelly was happy to confirm that her mystery man, whose identity she has chosen to keep secret, is the father of her unborn child. The pregnancy was planned, but both Kelly and her partner were surprised it happened so quickly, due to Kelly's age. Many fans in Kelly's Instagram comment section were relieved to learn that the father is not her ex, former Power Rangers star Andrew Gray, with whom Kelly...

The Real Housewives of New York City season 14 will feature seven new housewives when the show returns in 2023, but despite Bravo's attempt to reboot the series to avoid controversy, they cast one person with particularly strong opinions: Elizabeth "Lizzy" Savetsky. Although the Real Housewives show has become a pop culture staple since its premiere in 2008, the cast of Rhony season 13 was embroiled in so much criticism—particularly when Ramona Singer was accused of racism against the first Black housewife, Eboni K. Williams—that Bravo canceled the reunion and decided to split the series in two. Rhony season 14 was completely recast to reboot the show from square one, while Rhony: Legacy was created to follow fan favorite housewives.

Bravo fans anxiously waiting to find out who the new housewives would be were surprised with the official cast of Rhony season 14 at BravoCon. In addition to Lizzy, Brynn Whitfield, Erin Dana Lichy,...

We interviewed Dr. Tiffany Moon because we think you'll like her picks at these prices. Some of the products featured are from Tiffany's own line. E! has affiliate relationships, so we may get a commission if you purchase something through our links. Items are sold by the retailer, not E!. Prices are accurate as of publish time. Before you know it, Mother's Day will be here. For anyone who needs some help planning and shopping for the big day, Dr. Tiffany Moon has you covered. The Real Housewives of Dallas fan favorite shared her gift suggestions for Mother's Day shopping. The busy Bravolebrity is hoping for a low key Mother's Day, telling E!, "My husband is going to get up...

There are no plans for The Real Housewives of Dallas to return to Bravo in 2022, leaving the futures of Season 5 stars Dr. Tiffany Moon, Kary Brittingham, Stephanie Hollman, Brandi Redmond, D’Andra Simmons and Kameron Westcott hanging in the balance.

“There are currently no plans to bring The Real Housewives of Dallas back next year, and beyond that, nothing official has been decided,” Bravo told Deadline in a statement Tuesday.

It’s unknown why the reality series is being put on hold, though Season 5 proved to be controversial after an old video of Redmond was unearthed where she mocked Asian Americans. Moon, who was born outside Beijing, was one of the many Aapi actors who called Redmond out. Redmond later apologized.

Moon was also subjected to social media bullying from the family of co-star Westcott, accusing her of being racist. Bravo stood by Mood amid the melee.

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Bravo’s vast Real Housewives universe is getting slightly smaller: The Real Housewives of Dallas will not return for Season 6 next year and may not air again at all, our sister site Variety reports.

“There are currently no plans to bring The Real Housewives of Dallas back next year, and beyond that nothing official has been decided,” a Bravo spokesperson said in a statement. The network also has no plans at this time to go back into production on the show, either, Variety notes.

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“The Real Housewives of Dallas” will not film this year, and a new season of the show will not air on Bravo in 2022, the network has confirmed to Variety.

“There are currently no plans to bring ‘The Real Housewives of Dallas’ back next year, and beyond that nothing official has been decided,” a spokesperson at Bravo said Tuesday.

Though Bravo currently has no plans to go back into production on the show, “The Real Housewives of Dallas” has not been officially canceled, because Bravo rarely does that: In the “Real Housewives” universe, only the one-season “Real Housewives of D.C.” was officially canceled. Even “The Real Housewives of Miami,” which ended in 2013 after three seasons, is now being revived eight years later for Peacock, the NBC Universal streaming service.

But the low-rated “Real Housewives of Dallas” had a fraught, sour fifth season, which prompted Bravo to put it aside for now.

Eboni K. Williams — a lawyer by training and a TV anchor and host by vocation — is also the first Black cast member of “The Real Housewives of New York City” since the show premiered on Bravo in 2008. One of five in the cast for its 13th season — along with longtime Bravo stars Ramona Singer, Luann de Lesseps, and Sonja Morgan, as well as Leah McSweeney, who joined the show last year — Williams has injected “Rhony,” as it’s called by viewers, with an urgent political message simply by her presence as a Black woman on the show.

“It just all feels so counterproductive,” Williams said in a lengthy interview with Variety last week, referring to some of the dramatic back-and-forths of the season. “When we all know the thing that we all are really hoping for is some level of resolution.”

So far in this season of “Rhony,” resolution has been scarce.

Real Housewives of Dallas star Tiffany Moon has a message for her fans. The anesthesiologist, who joined the fifth season of the Bravo franchise and made history as the first Asian American on Rhod, took to Instagram to seemingly address the controversial posts she recently received from her co-star Kameron Westcott's family. "It has been an overwhelming week," Tiffany began her caption on Instagram Stories on Saturday, May 15. "I want to let everyone know that I am grateful for the outpouring of love and support I've received." She concluded, "Thank you Bravo for supporting the Aapi community." On Friday, May 14, the network issued a...

Dr. Tiffany Moon, a new addition to Bravo’s “The Real Housewives of Dallas” in its recently completed fifth season, had to deal with a lot of difficult things on camera, especially as a working doctor during the Covid-19 pandemic and as an Asian American woman during this year of hate crimes and violence toward the Aapi community.

But this week, Moon faced something unprecedented: She was subjected to racist bullying online by the family of one of her fellow cast members, Kameron Westcott. In tweets, Kameron Westcott’s husband, Court, and her brother-in-law, Chart, attacked Moon on Twitter. Court Westcott, who has since deactivated his Twitter account, decried the concept of “anti-racism,” called it racism, and compared the philosophy to World War II Germany. “I don’t understand how many of your patients would be comfortable with you treating them with your open vile racism,” he wrote in a since deleted tweet.

Update: A rep for Moon told E! News on May 14, "The rumors of her leaving the show are not true." _______ Say it ain't so, Tiffany Moon. The Real Housewives of Dallas' newest star may have just revealed that she will not be returning for her second season of the hit Bravo series following this week's dramatic May 11 finale of the Rhod reunion. Fans were surprised to notice that Moon updated her social media bio to read, "Previous cast member of #Rhod @BravoTV" on both Twitter and Instagram this morning (she's since changed it back). The Bravolebrity further hinted that she's leaving the show by tweeting on May 14, "Good morning everyone...

Tiffany Moon has a new "Bravo bestie." The Real Housewives of Dallas star is opening up about her new friendship with The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' newest star Crystal Kung Minkoff. "I don't remember who messaged who first but it was through Instagram," Tiffany told E! News exclusively ahead of tomorrow's Rhod reunion part two. "Regardless, it was like, 'Hey, you're on Housewives and it's my first season two. Just reaching out to let you know that I'm here to support you.' And we talked about being Chinese Americans growing up in America. She has a sister-in-law I believe that's an anesthesiologist and so she was like I totally get your doctor life...

Tiffany Moon has survived her first season as a Real Housewife. But not without some drama and awkwardness with co-star Brandi Redmond. The Real Housewives of Dallas stars felt some tensions between them following Brandi's racist video scandal and Brandi's self-admitted struggle to feel comfortable around Tiffany. Now, Tiffany is revealing where her and Brandi's friendship stands today ahead of tonight's Rhod season finale. "The first time Brandi and I ever started hanging out together, I tried to talk to her about my immigrating to America and how I saw her video that she had posted way back. I told her that that was in poor taste and the reason she probably received so much backlash...

Dr. Tiffany Moon, the first Asian American cast member on “The Real Housewives of Dallas,” is talking candidly about the surge in violence against Asians and Pacific Islanders, and specifically Asian women.

According to the reporting forum Stop Aapi Hate, 3,800 incidents of anti-Asian hate were reported between March 2020 and February 2021, with women reporting twice as many incidents as men. Those figures were released just before the mass shooting at Asian massage parlors in the Atlanta area that left eight people dead, six of them Asian women, earlier this month.

“It really broke my heart because as a female minority, there is already so much that we have to deal with, and now these poor innocent women who were just working got murdered,” Moon told TheWrap’s deputy editor, Lawrence Yee.

“If you take Asian out of it, I think women in general — minority women, especially — are vulnerable and more likely...

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Crystal Kung Minkoff believes Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders can no longer stay silent amid the increase in reported hate crimes against their communities.  Crystal took part in Bravo's Amplify Our Voices: An Open Dialogue on Being Aapi in America via Instagram Live on Thursday, March 25. The Real Housewives of Dallas' Dr. Tiffany Moon and Top Chef's Melissa King also participated in the discussion, which was hosted by MSNBC's Richard Lui.  In her powerful comments, Crystal admitted "Asian-American hate and racism is not new" but that "you can't help but notice" the rise in anti-Asian...

Talking out their issues. In this exclusive clip from tonight, March 23's all-new The Real Housewives of Dallas, D'Andra Simmons has a sit down with Mama Dee after their fight at Tiffany Moon's birthday party. For those who may've missed last week's episode, the mother-daughter duo had it out after Mama Dee suggested that D'Andra took her stepfather's last name to get ahead in life. On her family drama, D'Andra shares with her mother, "So, I'm sure that when my father died and then the wills and all that were, you know, brought up that because I had changed my name that was one of the reasons that, I'm guessing, they felt entitled to that estate." As she...

When The Real Housewives of Dallas premiered on Bravo in 2016 as the Housewives franchise's ninth installment, fans were immediately hooked. Since its inception, the women of Dallas have added a dash of Southern spice to the Housewives universe. Whether it's a tequila-fueled night of lighthearted revelry or an even more tequila-fueled night of explosive drama, the Rhod gang have paved a lane of their own, and they've managed to keep fans entranced through their Texas-sized personalities.

Related: Real Housewives Of Dallas: The 10 Most Dramatic Storylines, Ranked

Season 5 of The Real Housewives of Dallas premiered on January 5, 2021, featuring returning cast members Stephanie Hollman, Kameron Westcott, Brandi Redmond, Kary Brittingham, D'Andra Simmons, plus a newcomer to the series, Tiffany Moon. While it might not be the most scientific way to gauge popularity amongst the cast, tracking Instagram followers can help show fans whose star is shining brightest.

A candid conversation. In this exclusive clip from tonight, Mar. 2's all-new The Real Housewives of Dallas, Brandi Redmond reveals she has been acting "guarded" around new co-star Dr. Tiffany Moon. As fans of the show surely know, Brandi faced criticism after a past offensive video from 2017 resurfaced showing the Bravo personality doing an impression of an "Asian" woman. After the video resurfaced on social media in January 2019, the footage sparked allegations of racism and Brandi quickly issued a public apology and checked into a wellness center to "reflect and better herself." While the controversial video was not about newcomer Tiffany, as the controversy came...

The fifth season of The Real Housewives of Dallas recently started airing, and Brandi Redmond, Stephanie Hollman, D'Andra Simmons, Kary Brittingham, and Kameron Westcott are back in action. Fans have said goodbye to former cast members LeeAnne Locken and Cary Deuber and hello to new housewife Tiffany Moon.

Related: The Real Housewives: 10 Scenes That Live Rent Free In Every Fan's Head

No matter who is starring in the popular reality series, the taglines in the opening sequences are always a lot of fun. On Rhod, the taglines often feature references to Texas, the ladies' pasts, or the fact that they are strong and tough. These taglines get fans excited for the drama that is sure to come in the next few episodes, and these are some of the most intriguing.

Dazzling jewels, designer couture, private jets and lavish parties? No, this isn’t “Crazy Rich Asians,” it’s the cast of Netflix’s new reality series “Bling Empire.”

The official description of the show reads:

“Bling Empire” follows a wildly wealthy group of Asian and Asian-American friends (and frenemies) in Los Angeles. While their days and nights are filled with fabulous parties and expensive shopping sprees, don’t let the glitz and glamour fool you. Between running multi-billion dollar businesses and traveling the world, these friends are as good at keeping secrets as they are at spilling them. And there is certainly no shortage of secrets.

Filmed in — where else? — Beverly Hills, the eight-episode, 45-minute series debuts Jan. 15 on the streamer.

Some of the cast members already have established careers in Hollywood.

There’s Kevin Kreider, a male model and actor who was born in Korea and adopted by a...

Turning controversy into a "teachable moment." The Real Housewives of Dallas' Dr. Tiffany Moon is sounding off on co-star Brandi Redmond's past offensive video, which showed the reality star impersonating an "Asian" woman because she has "squinty" eyes. The 2017 video resurfaced on social media in January 2019 after season four of Rhod, prompting allegations of insensitivity and racism from fans and causing Brandi to check into a wellness center to "reflect and better herself" in addition to issuing a public apology. Now, Rhod's newest Housewife is revealing how she felt about Brandi's actions. "That video came out after the last season...

Say hello to Dr. Tiffany Moon! The Real Housewives of Dallas' newest cast member is spilling all the scoop on season five drama, her co-stars and more in an exclusive interview with E! News. But first, let's get to know the newest Texas Housewife on the scene. Here's everything you need to know about Rhod's new star. She's the Real Housewives' First M.D. The Dallas-based anesthesiologist is actually the Real Housewives' first-ever medical doctor in Bravo history. She graduated medical school at the very young age of 23. She Has a Family Tiffany is married to husband Daniel Moon and they have twin daughters. She Was Born in...

In today’s TV news roundup, Jake Choi has joined the cast of ABC comedy “American Housewife,” and HBO Max unveiled the official trailer for “My Gift: A Christmas Special from Carrie Underwood.”

Casting

Jake Choi has joined the cast of ABC sitcom “American Housewife,” Variety has learned exclusively. He will play J.D., a recent divorcee and aspiring father who becomes fast friends with Katie (Katy Mixon) and Tami (Holly Robinson Peete). Choi began filming this week and will first appear in the series next year. The actor recently appeared in the romantic drama “The Sun is Also a Star,” comedy series “Single Parents” and Netflix series “Eastsiders.” His previous TV credits also include “Broad City,” “Gotham” and “Difficult People.” Beyond the screen, Choi is outspoken about Lgbtqia+ issues, having received a Human Rights Campaign Visibility Award last year. The winter finale of “American Housewife” airs Dec. 2 at 8:30 p.

This new Housewife is no wallflower. In the season five first look for The Real Housewives of Dallas, which returns Tuesday, Jan. 5, we're introduced to new housewife Dr. Tiffany Moon. The Dallas-based anesthesiologist joins the squad after LeeAnne Locken's departure from the franchise. Season five also features returning cast members Brandi Redmond, Stephanie Hollman, D'Andra Simmons, Kameron Westcott and Kary Brittingham. Of course, Tiffany's addition couldn't be timelier as the women filmed season five during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. In the just-released footage, Stephanie notes, "I gotta say, it's been really nice having a doctor...