Of course, that's not how Real Housewives works, and Ashley insisted in Not All Diamonds and Rosé that she didn't know about any sort of conversation. It was fun to read how the Housewives franchise started but became receptive breaking down every city and every season.

and prior to this most recent season of RHOBH airing with unprecedented legal drama with Erika Girardi. What struck me the most is how mind boggling it is that this franchise can continually metamorphosize itself whether through cast flipping or changing storylines and yet remain so successful.

When presented the opportunity to pick up something important or to take a deep dive further into my trash addiction, I will most likely always choose the latter . Too much of what was written has been biased for certain housewives while trying too hard to discredit others. A decent amount of tea is spilled, nothing earth shattering, but I like the behind the scenes stories, particularly the never-before-told one about the RHONJ cast in the DR.

Scott Dunlop: I was a first-time television producer, and this was a docu-soap as we know it now, which wasn’t as dominant at the time. She told the truth about Adrienne [Maloof], she told the truth about Lisa Vanderpump," Cullen said in the book.Meghan King's deep-dive investigation ultimately uncovered the fact that Brooks was lying about having cancer. Reviewing a book all about The Real Housewives, told by the Housewives and producers themselves, will always be a little biased.

or they’d sit and watch the women take it upon themselves to create drama for the cameras, instead of being like “we want real shit, not manufactured bullshit”, which is what they’d do if they actually cared about the reality of it. how it 10000% played into the franchise’s habit of portraying queer women/sex between women as some shocking, scandalous thing really pissed me off.With the full support of Bravo and Andy Cohen, Not All Diamonds and Rosé is the definitive tell-all of the hit television saga, from its unlikely start in the gated communities of Orange County, to the pop culture behemoth it has become—spanning seven cities, hundreds of cast members, and millions of fans. While some thought the demotion was caused by Vicki accusing Kelly Dodd of doing coke during the season 13 reunion, Andy Cohen revealed that Bravo had been having conversations about pulling Vicki out for years. After the reunion, he said he "kept throwing [Phaedra] life preservers to try to save herself, to explain why she might've been so angry at Kandi to make something like that up, or to profusely apologize, but she couldn't save herself. With the Keough family in place, Scott began scouting for other people around Coto to participate in his reel.

All the Bombshells From the Real Housewives Tell-All Not All Diamonds and Rosé Dave Quinn's all-new book takes a deep dive into all the Real Housewives franchises. it really bothers me how some people’s physical violence and racism/bigotry was addressed seriously, while that of others was completely ignored or outright excused. I was unpacking the trunk of my car, and this woman in a white jumpsuit came up to me and asked, “What the fuck are you doing? Executive producer Lucilla D'Agostino spent the next five days contacting lawyers and officials in the Domincan Republic to try and help. The Real Housewives of Dallas' season three girls trip to Kameron Westcott's hometown quickly deteriorated after LeeAnne Locken and D'Andra Simmons got into a behind-the-scenes battle.

If a cast member seemed to get off easy, I would bet you'll find a photo of the author and the cast member together within a ten-second Google. I wish they had a camera because this girl got out of the car, went over to Eric, and flipped out on him .