Andy Cohen Reacts to Shocking Real Housewives of Rhode Island Fan Reactions!

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Rhode Island is about to ger real—and Andy Cohen is totally here for it.

The host of “Watch What Happens Live” addressed Bravo enthusiasts who may have felt surprised by the network’s latest news about the new “Real Housewives” series being based in Rhode Island, sharing their thoughts on this development.

Andy shared that he’s unsure about the response to “The Real Housewives of Rhode Island,” but he certainly hopes it was fantastic, given how amazing it will be. He added, with a touch of confidence, that people might have been taken aback by it. (Be sure to catch more exclusive interviews from Universal’s Epic Universe opening red carpet on TopMob News, airing tonight at 11 p.m.)

Actually, it was the surprising New England setting that initially drew Bravo’s interest. And as Andy pointed out, we enjoy unveiling surprises that others might not anticipate.

If you, Bravo fans, are finding yourself yearning for “The Real Housewives of New Jersey” due to its unclear future, don’t fret! As promised by the 56-year-old, “Rhode Island” is more than capable of taking its place.

“It’s really good,” Andy teased, “and they are Italian with a capital ‘I.’”

As per Bravo’s announcement on May 7, “The Real Housewives” franchise is growing to encompass a group of Rhode Island residents who are deeply connected to their community and whose families have been around for generations. These individuals lead ambitious lives, run successful businesses, and navigate complex family relationships. Their long-standing friendships demonstrate that even in such a small state, one cannot escape the past or avoid each other.

Although the debut of RHORI remains a future event, The Real Housewives of Miami comes back next month for its seventh season. And this time around, the drama promises to be more tantalizing than before.

Andy playfully remarked, “There’s a drink tossing event, but who cares. The new season of Miami offers so much more than just a drink toss! It’s hilarious, it’s dramatic, and the level of pettiness is off the charts – it’s genuinely amusing me.

Regarding the news that The Real Housewives of New York City is temporarily halted, Andy clarified, “We’re in the process of selecting new cast members for the upcoming season, and it’s not a complete overhaul. We’re just bringing in some fresh faces.

Tune into TopMob News this evening, May 22nd, at 11 PM to catch additional exclusive interviews straight from the red carpet of Universal’s Epic Universe grand opening.

And keep reading for TopMob’s official ranking of every Housewife ever.

Bravo’s unsuccessful endeavor to showcase our country’s capital introduced four women who are not particularly memorable; it would be understandable if you forgot them, even though their names are Mary Amons, Lynda Erkiletian, Cat Ommanney, and Stacie Scott Turner. However, one woman was so eager for recognition that she crashed a party at the White House. We’ll discuss her in more detail later on.

Who?

Vaguely familiar, but…

Once upon a time, DeShawn starred on the same TV show as NeNe Leakes. Surprising, we know.

This one-season Housewife brought nothing to the Orange County table.

In the second season of Utah’s Housewives, Jennie made an explosive exit due to a regrettable incident. Back in January 2022, her past racially insensitive and offensive comments on Facebook resurfaced, leading to her termination. Later, she expressed remorse but the harm had already been inflicted.

Her defining trait was “cougar.”

During season 16, the Orange County doctor, Dr. Jen, kept things calm and uneventful. Her brief marital issues with her perpetually shirtless husband, Ryne (or perhaps it was Ryan), didn’t exactly capture everyone’s attention. However, one incident that will forever be etched in our memories is when Dr. Jen got quite tipsy on wine at the Dubrows’ exceedingly awkward, yet entertaining dinner party.

As a lifestyle advisor, I’d have to say that the initial run of the nurse anesthetist’s show was a bit of a misstep, one that I hope won’t be repeated – let’s just call it the “Esophagus Incident,” a title I certainly hope never resurfaces.

Katie often spoke passionately about her charitable activities, however, she didn’t showcase much else on the screen. She was essentially a one-time appearance, and when she returned, she didn’t offer much to the group dynamics. Cutting a trip short? That would be considered a faux pas on a reality TV show like the ‘Housewives’.

During her two seasons as a full-time cast member, Charrisse’s marital issues became quite prominent, making them two significant aspects people remember about her, along with her champagne room.

A one-and-done Housewife, Shamari was at least fun?

In season 12, it was refreshing to witness some diversity among the previously all-white cast of O.C., but Peggy unfortunately became a source of annoyance. The disputes she initiated were peculiar, and frequently revolved around her misunderstanding a word that someone else had used, and her choice to seclude herself in her room for an entire day during the Iceland trip demonstrated that she may not have been well-suited for the reality TV lifestyle on “The Real Housewives”.

During her debut season, instead of developing a connection with Nigerian co-star Wendy Osefo, Nneka’s storyline focused exclusively on an alleged dispute involving Wendy’s mother being labeled as a witch (indeed, a serious matter). It’s unfortunate that we didn’t get to witness them bridging their cultural ties instead of engaging in disputes without reaching a resolution.

In season 16, Noella whirled around like a whirlwind full of frenetic enthusiasm. Although her personal issues, such as her husband James departing the country and filing for divorce just before filming began, were somewhat intriguing, it was her ongoing turmoil with Heather Dubrow that prevented her from sinking too low in the rankings. With additional time and another season, we might grow more fond of Mrs. Bergener.

In her debut season, she was known for maintaining peace, but her transformation into constant complaints over a discarded cake and baseless accusations of anti-Semitism in her final (and last) season left us questioning if we’ve ever witnessed such a rapid decline in reputation on the Real Housewives series as this.

It appeared that everything Amber and her spouse, Jim, undertook had an air of desperation about it. Moreover, Jim seemed to be entangled in more of the drama compared to Amber. Not a very appealing situation.

From what we recall, Karen was a dental professional, and it appeared as if her fellow cast members didn’t have the warmest feelings towards her. Moving on!

This was a real person with a show on Bravo. We promise.

Among the more recent temporary cast members on Real Housewives of New York, Jules didn’t stay long enough to claim a top spot. Yet, she certainly provided an ample amount of dramatic moments.

So unnecessary they couldn’t even get individual taglines.

Similar to Sara Al Madani, Nina embodied a dynamic and accomplished Arab woman who skillfully merged contemporary lifestyle with traditional customs from centuries past. For the most part, she steered clear of the dramatic events that unfolded in season one, and at times found herself eclipsed by her co-stars’ more prominent and boisterous personas.

As a connoisseur of lifestyle trends, I must say that Taleen certainly brought a refreshing energy to the second season of RHODubai. However, it’s essential to remember that with just one season under our belts, it’s premature to make definitive judgments about her performance and potential impact on the show.

In seasons 11 and 12 of “America’s Next Top Model,” this veteran contestant selected a peach, yet failed to leave a significant mark on the realm of “Real Housewives of Atlanta,” with the exception of her prolonged pregnancy period. However, she did earn points for her outstanding reading of Marlo Hampton during their time in Tokyo.

As a rule, we often need to observe multiple seasons before ranking a new Housewife more highly. However, Katie made a strong debut during the 18th season of RHOC, challenging veteran Housewife Heather Dubrow head-on. It takes considerable courage to question someone as high-class as Ms. Fancypants.

Sara’s optimistic, wise perspective on life was generally delightful, yet lacked much tension (except for that instance when she gave Caroline Brooks some unsolicited parenting advice that wasn’t well-received). Nevertheless, this tech entrepreneur broke the mold of what it signifies to be a contemporary Muslim woman in the Middle East, and for that, we cheer her on.

The newest cast members on RHONJ’s 13th season seem to embody the usual profile of a Jersey Housewife, and they soon became entangled in a season-long squabble about an insignificant matter, which Andy Cohen labeled as unnecessary during the reunion. Regrettably, these erstwhile friends failed to offer much depth during season 14.

In the first season, Larsa didn’t leave a strong impact before departing from the show. However, when RHOM returned for its fourth season in 2021 via Peacock, her narrative revolved around her past friendship with Kim Kardashian and her involvement in selling foot pictures on OnlyFans (among other things).

After appearing as a Bravolebrity for one season, she participated in season 12 of ‘Next Food Network Star’ in the year 2016, but she didn’t manage to win that competition as well.

Sadly, she seemed to serve as merely an object of verbal abuse from Brandi Glanville. Moreover, her catchphrase, which glorified the unappealing idea that one can never be too thin, was distasteful.

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2025-05-22 18:52