As someone who has followed the Real Housewives franchise for years, I can’t help but feel a pang of sadness when I think about the housewives who didn’t quite make it. Their stories were unique and intriguing, but their tenures on the show were short-lived and forgettable.
The Real Housewives of New Jersey is about to go out with a bang.
As a lifestyle expert, I’d put it this way: Danielle Cabra, whose shows I closely follow, has teased us with an intriguing announcement. She assures her fans that they’re in for a surprise when season 14 comes to an end – an ending we’ll witness next month. Even though she herself hasn’t seen the shocking finale yet, she’s confident it will leave us all speechless.
The Bravo star gave TopMob News an exclusive sneak peek, sharing, “I can’t describe for you what you’ll be witnessing, but let me tell you, it was quite the spectacle when it happened to me. I’ll just say this episode is not one to miss.”
Of course, Danielle is referencing RHONJ executive producer Andy Cohen previously explaining why the reality series won’t be getting a reunion for the first time ever. As the Watch What Happens Live host teased last month on his late night talk show, Andy assured viewers that the season 14 finale “is kind of like the reunion and the finale all in one.”
Danielle and Jennifer Aydin, who were involved in a surprising physical altercion during this season, won’t need to relive that dispute again. Now, let’s see how their ongoing conflict has evolved.
I used to consider him a friend, but unfortunately, our relationship has reached its end. Nowadays, I avoid anything that brings negativity or harm into my life. Based on past experiences, I judge people based on their actions towards me. Rest assured, I am thriving and moving forward with positivity. That’s how it is between us now.
But, on a more positive note, Danielle has built a strong bond with costar Rachel Fuda.
Danielle, mother of Dominic (9) and Valentina (7), expressed how she formed a strong bond with Rachel due to the children’s affection for one another. She added that she maintains friendships with Melissa Gorga and Margaret Josephs as well. Danielle shared her pleasure in starting fresh relationships with these women, who have been supportive and valuable friends to her.
Despite the uncertainty surrounding RHONJ‘s future due to cast disagreements, Danielle is currently devoting her time and energy to nurturing her children’s growing show business careers. In truth, Valentina and Dominic recently appeared in the music video for the original KIDZ BOP track called “We’re Taking Over.” Danielle is extremely proud of their achievements.
She shared with TopMob, “I wept. Mostly, I recall weeping throughout the video due to being overprotectively proud yet not quite a stage mom. But witnessing our children in action was an incredible experience for both me and Nate. Truly so.”
On Sundays at 9 p.m., Bravo broadcasts “The Real Housewives of New Jersey.” For our take on each Housewife’s standing, continue below.
I was looking forward to Bravo’s feature showcasing our beloved capital city, but unfortunately, it introduced four women whose forgettable personas made me question if I should even remember their names: Mary Amons, Lynda Erkiletian, Cat Ommanney, and Stacie Scott Turner. However, there was one woman who craved the limelight so desperately that she gatecrashed a White House event – more about her in the subsequent discussion.
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.
Utah’s latest addition to the Housewives’ second season drew unwanted attention in January 2022. Previously undisclosed offensive and racially insensitive comments Jennie made on Facebook years ago re-emerged online, leading to her termination from the show. Although Jennie issued an apology afterward, the consequences of her past actions could not be reversed.
Her defining trait was “cougar.”
During season 16, the doctor from Orange County was hardly the source of excitement with her minor marital issues involving her perpetually shirtless husband, Ryne (or perhaps Ryan). Nevertheless, who could forget Dr. Jen’s highly memorable and intoxicated episode at the Dubrows’ bizarrely awkward-yet-entertaining dinner party?
The initial experience of a nurse anesthetist, unfortunately, is best described as the regrettable and embarrassing “Esophagus-incident,” an event we hope will not recur.
Katie was fond of discussing her charitable endeavors, yet her on-screen presence was limited. She was a one-time appearance who failed to make significant contributions as a friend. Early departures from cast trips are strongly discouraged among the “Housewives.”
I couldn’t help but notice how openly her marital struggles were featured during her two years as a Full-Time Housewife. And let’s not forget about that infamous champagne room of hers – quite an unforgettable aspect of Charrisse’s time on the show!
A one-and-done Housewife, Shamari was at least fun?
In the predominantly white setting of “The Real Housewives of Orange County” during season 12, Peggy presented a refreshing change. However, her presence became irritating as she picked odd fights and frequently misunderstood words used by others. Her unexpected choice to seclude herself in her room for an entire day on the Iceland trip highlighted her unsuitability for this particular reality television show.
During her debut season, Nneka’s narrative focused primarily on an alleged dispute between her and Wendy Osefo’s mother, who was accused of being a witch. Unfortunately, this storyline overshadowed what could have been a beautiful opportunity for the two Nigerian costars to connect over their shared cultural background instead of engaging in an unresolved conflict.
In the whirlwind of Season 16, I found myself swept up like a tempest, brimming with frenetic energy. Although my own turmoil was intriguing – my husband, James, unexpectedly left the country and initiated divorce proceedings just before production began – it was my ongoing clashes with Heather Dubrow that kept me from languishing at the very bottom. With more experience under my belt and perhaps another season ahead, I hope to make a warmer impression as Mrs. Bergener.
In her debut season, she was known for maintaining peace among the group. However, in her final season, she went from this tranquil demeanor to constant grumbling over a discarded cake and baseless accusations of anti-Semitism – a startling transformation that left us all shocked by how quickly she fell out of favor on “Real Housewives”.
A contestant from “America’s Next Top Model,” who appeared in cycles 11 and 12, failed to leave a significant mark on the reality show “RHOA.” During her time on the program, she was notably pregnant for much of it. However, her memorable put-down of Marlo Hampton during their Tokyo trip is commendable.
I recall that Karent was a dentist among our cast, but none of my fellow stars appeared to hold her in high regard. Moving on now.
This was a real person with a show on Bravo. We promise.
Among the more recently departed cast members of “RHONY,” Jules didn’t stay long enough for a top spot. Yet, she managed to add plenty of excitement during her short stint.
So unnecessary they couldn’t even get individual taglines.
Amber and her husband Jim’s actions gave off an air of desperation. Moreover, Jim appeared more entangled in the chaos than Amber did, creating an unfavorable impression.
In a similar vein to Sara Al Madani, Nina represented a dynamic and accomplished Arab woman who skillfully merged contemporary life with age-old cultural practices. She managed to steer clear of the majority of season one’s dramas and at times found herself playing second fiddle to her more flamboyant co-stars.
Sara’s sunny perspective on life was agreeable and refreshing, yet lacked the elements for an exciting drama, except for the instance when she gave Caroline Brooks some unwelcome parenting advice as co-stars. Nevertheless, the tech entrepreneur defied expectations of what a contemporary Muslim woman in the Middle East should be like, making her a worthy role model.
The newcomers on “RHONJ” in season 13 match the profile of a typical New Jersey Housewife and got entangled in a meaningless feud throughout the season, which Andy Cohen labeled as unnecessary during the reunion. We’re looking forward to having them back for season 14, hoping they can climb higher on the ladder with another exciting performance.
In the first season of “RHOM,” Larsa didn’t leave a significant mark before departing from the show. However, when Bravo brought back the series for its fourth installment in 2021 on Peacock, Larsa’s narrative revolved around her past friendship with Kim Kardashian and her work on OnlyFans by selling foot photos.
In the aftermath of my stint as a Bravolebrity for just one season, I decided to give the Next Food Network Star competition a try in 2016. Regrettably, I fell short yet again.
Sadly, Brandi Glanville often used her as a scapegoat. Moreover, her tagline promoting an unhealthy obsession with thinness was distasteful.
Cindy was supposed to be the new Bethenny Frankel. Cindy was no Bethenny Frankel.
In the first season of “RHODubai,” Brooks made an appearance as a guest star, previously seen on “Real Housewives of Atlanta.” Phaedra Parks dropped by for an episode to spill the gossip about her fellow cast members. Nevertheless, Brooks herself stirred up quite a bit of unwanted drama throughout that season, often while she was overserved.
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