The Real Housewives of Potomac (Bravo)

Many (rightfully) believe that Bravo’s iconic Real Housewives franchise may be in its flop era. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills dragged on too long and got too dark. The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City has too few cast members (one of which, recently pled guilty to felony conspiracy fraud) and too many “friends of” named Angie. And, well, The Real Housewives of New York as we know it is no longer with us. In this dark time for Housewives fans, The Real Housewives of Potomac has emerged as the one true hope of the franchise, a glimmering light, a salve for Bravo fans everywhere. This season is truly firing on all cylinders. It has surprising friendships (who would have ever guessed frenemies Gizelle Bryant and Karen Huger would one day choose to hang out together?). There's legitimate dinner table drama (Doctor Wendy Osefo vs. the completely daffy Mia Thorton in Miami was one for the record books).  The family conflict is off the charts thanks to newly-separated Ashley Darby and trying-to-get-remarried-to-her-ex-husband, Robyn Dixon. And it’s been a star-making season for the effortlessly hilarious and incredibly sharp Candiace “Where is Eric?” Dillard-Bassett.  In its seventh season, the women of RHOP have cemented themselves as one of the all-time great Housewives casts, and serve as a much needed reminder of why we even watch Bravo in the first place. 

#15 - Producers of most Real Housewives series, including the perennially popular Atlanta version, the duo behind Truly Original also produce spinoff Kandi & the Gang, the Potomac iteration and an international foray set in Dubai. In non-Housewives programming, their growing slate also includes recent CW swing Would I Lie to You? Given the network’s new ownership, the series is motivating the push into unscripted.

Banijay-owned prodco Truly Original has made additions to its creative and production teams, and announced several key promotions.

Family Karma star Amrit Kapai is sharing what he calls the "overwhelming" journey that was planning his wedding to husband Nicholas Kouchoukos. Fans will see the Bravo stars get married on the series' upcoming third season, but not before some wedding planning headaches along the road to the altar.

Family Karma fans have twice the reason to say "I do" to tuning in when season 3 returns in November!

Saturday at BravoCon 2022, the network released the trailer for the new season, which starts with best friends Amrit Kapai and Vishal Parvani say, "We're getting married — but not to each other!"

The new episodes will see the weddings of Amrit (to Nicholas Kouchoukos) and Vishal (to Richa Sadana) as the clip teases, "Everyone's looking for their perfect Bollywood ending."

Ashley Darby is preparing to relive her separation in the new season of Real Housewives of Potomac.

Nearly six months after she announced her split from husband Michael Darby, Ashley has opened up about their breakup and how it will play out on the reality show.

"Michael and I have decided to separate, and it's a really difficult decision, but ultimately I think it is the best decision for us, because I just really am a different person than I was when he met me," she told Entertainment Tonight.