I’ve had the pleasure of observing and forming opinions on various Real Housewives throughout Bravo’s illustrious reality television history. Some housewives have left lasting impressions, while others have faded into obscurity. Let me share my thoughts on a few of the latter, focusing on their brief tenures and what we remember most about them.
The Garden State will never be the same.
After the final episode of The Real Housewives of New Jersey’s fourteenth season, the strained relationships among the Bravo cast may no longer be repairable.
In my perspective as a devoted fan, this finale is truly a pivotal moment for Jersey. At Jill Zarin’s MEND Skincare Luxury Luncheon on July 20th, I shared with TopMob News an exclusive insight. The conclusion brings a sense of finality that you’ll witness, but it’s a bit melancholic for me. I can’t predict if our friend group will ever fully recover and resume its previous form; that choice lies with each individual member.
Catania remains disappointed that the women, which include Teresa Giudice, Melissa Gorga, Margaret Josephs, Jennifer Aydin, Danielle Cabral, Rachel Fuda, and Jennifer Fessler, couldn’t resolve their ongoing disputes among themselves.
She expressed her disappointment that not everyone could unite as she had hoped. Despite being a cohesive group of women with shared values for our loved ones, my deepest wish was to witness stronger familial and friendly bonds among us, but it remained elusive.
Despite the fact that the reality show is forgoing a conventional reunion for the very first time due to the discord, Catania expressed, “There’s still a chance things could work out.”
Aydin echoed her costar’s sentiments about this season’s decisive conclusion.
As an obsessed fan, I can’t contain my excitement when I tell you, TopMob, that this upcoming content is absolutely explosive! The struggle to find a satisfying conclusion left me on the edge of my seat, and let me tell you, it ends with a massive cliffhanger. Trust me, the audience is in for an unforgettable experience once they witness it.
In regards to Giudice’s persistent conflict with Josephs, the “Skinny Italian” writer assured that she will achieve “justification” following Josephs’ derogatory comments about Giudice’s husband, Luis “Louie” Ruelas.
After encountering Luis, there have been individuals spreading misinformation, which I can disprove with indisputable evidence. You’ll notice this once you take a look.
Don’t miss out on the astonishing finale of “The Real Housewives of New Jersey,” which unfolds every Sunday at 9 p.m. on Bravo. Additionally, check out TopMob’s definitive list ranking each Housewife below.
—Reporting by Nikaline McCarley
Four largely unremarkable women, named Mary Amons, Lynda Erkiletian, Cat Ommanney, and Stacie Scott Turner, were brought into the spotlight by Bravo’s unfortunate attempt to showcase our country’s capital. One among them, eager for recognition, even managed to crash a White House party. We’ll delve deeper into her story soon.
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 Facebook posts from Jennie’s past came to light, leading to her termination. Although she later issued an apology, the harm had already been inflicted.
Her defining trait was “cougar.”
During season 16, the doctor from Orange County was hardly the source of any exciting drama. Her marital issues with her husband Ryne (perhaps you meant Ryan?) didn’t hold our attention much. However, who could forget Dr. Jen’s highly memorable and intoxicated behavior during the Dubrows’ rather awkward, yet entertaining dinner party?
The opening phase of a nurse anesthetist’s tenure was marked by an unfortunate incident, aptly named “Esophagus-gate,” which we fervently hope will not be repeated.
Katie enjoyed discussing her charitable endeavors, yet seldom showed significant action on the show. She was essentially a one-time appearance, failing to make substantial contributions as a friend. Cutting a cast trip short? A definite taboo for “Housewives.”
During her two seasons as a full-time Housewife, Charrisse’s marital issues became quite prominent…Her champagne room is another notable aspect of her time on the show.
A one-and-done Housewife, Shamari was at least fun?
In the predominantly white setting of “The O.C.” during season 12, Peggy presented a refreshing change. However, her presence turned out to be a source of annoyance. The quarrels she instigated were peculiar and frequently involved misunderstandings due to unfamiliarity with certain words. Her unexpected decision to confine herself in her room throughout the Iceland excursion highlighted her lack of suitability for the “Real Housewives” lifestyle.
During her first season, Nneka’s narrative focused solely on an alleged accusation she made against Wendy’s mother being a witch, instead of forming a connection with her Nigerian costar Wendy during season eight. It would have been more enjoyable to watch them build a relationship based on their shared cultural background rather than engaging in an unresolved conflict.
In a whirlwind manner, Noella swept through season 16, brimming with frenetic activity. Despite her own turbulent background – her husband, James, abandoning her just before filming began by leaving the country and seeking a divorce – she managed to avoid languishing at the bottom, thanks in part to her ongoing feud with Heather Dubrow. With more experience under her belt and another season ahead, we may come to appreciate Mrs. Bergener better.
In my perspective as an avid fan, I’ve witnessed a remarkable transformation among one of the Real Housewives. From maintaining peace in her debut season to voicing relentless complaints over a disputed cake incident and making unsubstantiated allegations of anti-Semitism in her final season, she experienced an unexpected downfall that left us all stunned.
During seasons 11 and 12 of “America’s Next Top Model,” I had the opportunity to join the cast, but unfortunately, I didn’t leave a lasting impact on the audience of “Real Housewives of Atlanta.” I was pregnant for most of my time there, which felt like an eternity. However, I must give myself credit for delivering a memorable read to Marlo Hampton during our Tokyo trip.
Based on what I’ve observed from the show, all I can recall about Karen is that she was a dentist in the cast. However, her interpersonal skills seemed to leave much to be desired. None of her co-stars appeared to have a warm or friendly relationship with her at all. It’s unfortunate when professional abilities don’t seem to translate into personal likability. Perhaps there were underlying issues that weren’t shown on camera, but from an outside perspective, it seemed like Karen’s time with the group was marked by tension and dislike.
This was a real person with a show on Bravo. We promise.
In more modern terms, Jules didn’t stay long enough on “Real Housewives of New York” for a top spot, but she certainly provided plenty of excitement during her time.
So unnecessary they couldn’t even get individual taglines.
Amber and her husband Jim’s actions gave off an air of desperation. Moreover, Jim played a larger role in the unfolding events than Amber did, which raised eyebrows.
Just like Sara Al Madani, Nina represented a multifaceted Arab woman who achieved success in contemporary life while preserving traditional customs. She managed to steer clear of the majority of season one’s turmoil and at times found herself outshone by her more flamboyant costars.
Sara’s optimistic perspective on life brought joy, but lacked the element of excitement, except for that instance when she gave Caroline Brooks some controversial parenting advice. Yet, the tech entrepreneur broke free from the conventional image of a Muslim woman in the Middle East and deserves recognition for her groundbreaking achievements.
The new housewives on RHONJ’s thirteenth season fit right in with the Jersey Housewife stereotype, leading to a fruitless feud throughout the season that Andy Cohen labeled as unnecessary during the reunion. Despite their rocky debut, we hope they come back for another chance in season 14 and climb higher up the ranks with more captivating performances.
In the first season of “RHOM,” Larsa didn’t leave a strong mark before departing from the show. However, when Bravo reintroduced the series as “The Real Housewives of Miami” on Peacock in 2021 for its fourth season, Larsa’s narrative revolved around her former close friendship with Kim Kardashian and her side business selling provocative foot images on OnlyFans.
After appearing as a Bravolebrity for one season, Ana tried out for the twelfth season of “Next Food Network Star” in 2016. Unfortunately, she wasn’t successful in making it through that competition as well.
Sadly, Brandi Glanville frequently targeted her with harsh comments. Moreover, her tagline promoting an unhealthy obsession with being underweight was disturbing.
Cindy was supposed to be the new Bethenny Frankel. Cindy was no Bethenny Frankel.
During the first season of “RHODubai,” Brooks added excitement with an appearance from Phaedra Parks, a former star of “Real Housewives of Atlanta.” Phaedra appeared in one episode to spill the latest gossip about her co-stars. Nevertheless, Brooks herself generated quite a bit of unnecessary drama throughout that season, particularly during instances when she had consumed too much alcohol.
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