The peaches are going crazy! New housewives Shamari DeVoe and Eva Marcille are at the center of the drama in Us Weekly’s exclusive first look at season 11 of The Real Housewives of Atlanta.

American cable television network UPtv has greenlit its first home makeover series from New York-based prodco Truly Original.

It used to be in reality television that if it didn’t happen on camera, it didn’t happen at all. But producers have found creative ways to address offscreen plot developments. They coax contestants to explain situations during talking head interviews. They stage re-enactments to cover for not having captured the drama. In recent years, on shows where participants are allowed to keep their phones, cast members have taken matters into their own hands and filmed things themselves if cameras weren’t rolling.

Bravo Media gets turned up when “Shahs of Sunset” returns for an epic seventh season beginning Thursday, August 2 at 9pm ET/PT. Though feisty best friends Golnesa “GG” Gharachedaghi, Mercedes “MJ” Javid, Mike Shouhed, and Reza Farahan have gone through just about everything together, the adventure is only just beginning as they each embark on the newest chapter in their lives. Familiar face Destiney Rose is back and when Mike introduces Branding Executive Nema Vand to the crew, the self-professed “white-washed Persian” wastes no time shaking things up. Still reeling from last year’s pitfalls, these tight-knit Shahs must confront deep-rooted issues – both within themselves and amongst the group – in order to lift each other up and take the next steps toward their future. 

Bravo is beefing up its development slate by adding eight new series, the cable network announced Monday.

TruTV has unveiled its 2018-19 programming slate ahead of the Turner upfront presentation next week, including renewals for “Adam Ruins Everything” and “Hack My Life,” and new projects from Ken Jeong and “Super Troopers” duo Kevin Heffernan and Steve Lemme.