Bravo heads to the Garden State for this installment of the "Housewives" franchise, focusing on affluent Jersey girls who are more than just friends: The cast has changed through the seasons but the featured housewives through the years have included Caroline Manzo, a devoted wife and mother of three adult children; former Las Vegas cosmetologist Jacqueline Laurita, who is now a full-time housewife; and Teresa Giudice, a mother of four who runs her household without help from a nanny or personal assistant.

Bravo heads to the Garden State for this installment of the "Housewives" franchise, focusing on affluent Jersey girls who are more than just friends: The cast has changed through the seasons but the featured housewives through the years have included Caroline Manzo, a devoted wife and mother of three adult children; former Las Vegas cosmetologist Jacqueline Laurita, who is now a full-time housewife; and Teresa Giudice, a mother of four who runs her household without help from a nanny or personal assistant.

Bravo heads to the Garden State for this installment of the "Housewives" franchise, focusing on affluent Jersey girls who are more than just friends: The cast has changed through the seasons but the featured housewives through the years have included Caroline Manzo, a devoted wife and mother of three adult children; former Las Vegas cosmetologist Jacqueline Laurita, who is now a full-time housewife; and Teresa Giudice, a mother of four who runs her household without help from a nanny or personal assistant.

While Heather and Gina take a trip to New York, Shannon has Emily, Noella and Jen over for a dinner party. Heather and Gina take a walk down memory lane and bond over their mutual support for each other.

The ladies' professional lives are booming; Heather celebrates the completion of a new project with Terry; Dr. Jen prepares to launch a new business venture; Emily meets with an exoneree as part of The Innocence Project.

Following several Charleston singles as they pursue their personal and professional lives; trying to preserve their family names because just one social faux pas can taint a family's name for generations.

Tensions continue to rise between Gina and Shannon; Heather decides to address her lingering issues with Shannon but is met with fierce opposition; Emily plans to celebrate her marriage with Shane.

Following several Charleston singles as they pursue their personal and professional lives; trying to preserve their family names because just one social faux pas can taint a family's name for generations.

What promises to be a relaxing trip instead opens old wounds; after feeling judged as a mother, Lisa Rinna turns the tables on Denise; Garcelle weighs the pros and cons of being a working mom as she prepares to leave town for a job.

Garcelle is honored for her work with a local charity, but her acceptance speech isn't charitable to one guest; the ladies feel mom-shamed when Denise shows up to Kyle's kid-friendly barbecue without her kids; Lisa, Erika and Teddi are annoyed.

Denise and Aaron's hasty departure from Kyle's barbecue leaves the other ladies confused and unsettled; Kyle helps Kim through a delicate medical procedure; Garcelle moves into her new house; Aaron comes face to face with Erika and Teddi.

Garcelle finds herself in a tough spot during a business meeting; Lisa questions Denise's motives; Kyle throws a charity gala full of familiar faces from years past; Camille's road to reconciliation is bumpier than she expected.

The housemates let loose with a prom party; Lindsay and Carl explore a flirtatious side of their friendship; the arrival of an unexpected guest leaves Paige speechless; Kyle and Amanda are feeling the pressure.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

Lisa invites Dorit and the others on a glamorous Roman getaway; Denise tries to make nice with Erika but gets an ice-cold shoulder instead; Garcelle digs into Sutton's past, while Brandi drops a bomb on Kyle and Teddi.

After rumors about Denise begin to swirl, Lisa attempts to save the group's Roman holiday from turning into a disaster; when Teddi questions Denise about talking behind their backs, the confrontation leads to shocking revelations.

The Rome getaway continues as the women process Brandi's claims against Denise; Kyle and Dorit try to work through their constant clashes; Garcelle, Denise, Erika and Lisa tour the city in luxury Ferraris; Denise throws out an accusation at dinner.

Jax, Brittany, Schwartz, Katie, Sandoval, and Ariana move into grown-up houses; Stassi tries to repair her friendship with Kristen; Lala confides in Lisa Vanderpump; Max dates the new hostess, Dayna; Tom Sandoval skips one of Jax's wedding events.

When new server Dayna starts dating Max, Scheana makes Dayna's life difficult; Stassi, Katie and Brittany are bothered by Kristen's ties to Carter; Jax un-invites Carter from the trip to Miami; Lala and James come to terms; Ariana opens up to Lisa.

Stassi throws a book party at TomTom but excludes Tom Sandoval from the planning; Sandoval rage texts her, leading to an epic explosion between them and forcing Tom Schwartz to pick sides; Scheana bonds with Charli over their mutual dislike of Dayna.

When the group heads to Miami, Beau confronts Sandoval for attacking Stassi at her book signing; Ariana accuses Schwartz of not pulling his weight at TomTom; Brittany has a meltdown triggered by an unexpected reminder of Jax's infidelity.

The reunion continues as the ladies question Tamra's intentions regarding Jenn's old photo; Gina addresses comments about Heather's career; Jenn receives a phone call from Ryan with shocking information about Katie.

They may live in the lap of luxury, but life isn't always perfect for the women who reside in one of the wealthiest enclaves of the U.S.

The reunion continues as the ladies question Tamra's intentions regarding Jenn's old photo; Gina addresses comments about Heather's career; Jenn receives a phone call from Ryan with shocking information about Katie.

Parker feels the strain of being on charter and his lack of maturity shows; Jenna criticizes Georgia's laundry system and sends her away in tears; Parsifal greets a newborn and baby talk fills the yacht as Adam and Jenna's relationship blooms.

Parsifal sails into strong winds with a baby on board; Adam and Jenna's relationship heats up; Jenna sends Madison to do a beach picnic setup with little notice; Ciara and Parker get into a spat about deck duties.

Paget must pick up the slack after Parsifal crashes into the dock; a new charter of men sets sail in all of their chest-bumping glory, and the crew scrambles to meet their loud and incessant demands.

The guests have an out-of-control party, prompting Capt. Glenn to set limits on this testosterone-filled charter; Adam critiques Parker's cabin etiquette; Paget and Georgia take a swim together and Ciara catches them in a compromising position.

Capt. Glenn and Jenna have a tough meeting with Madison; the crew bonds on their day off; Georgia, Ciara and Paget get a little too close; Adam and Jenna's sexual tension comes to fruition; the afterglow doesn't last long as Adam's jealousy erupts.

After Adam has a jealous outburst, Jenna asks Georgia to be her buffer; Madison keeps her head down and works hard to earn back Jenna's trust; the Playboy guests get creative with seashells during a photo-shoot on the beach.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

The ladies head to Aspen for some fresh air and much-needed relaxation; upon arrival, Noella and Heather go head-to-head over the primary bedroom; Shannon begins to question her friendship with Emily; a relaxing dinner is turned upside down.

Gina and Shannon's friendship hangs in the balance; Dr. Jen gives insight into her marriage; Shannon discusses her next chapter; Noella goes toe-to-toe with everybody as they discuss their trip to Aspen.

Capt. Lee and the others wake up to discover that Kate has quit; Simone and Courtney try to maintain order; Ashton doesn't remember his actions from the previous night; charter guest drama ensues when the primary's cousin refuses to share her cabin.

Kevin chafes under the criticism of charter guest Justine, who is a professional chef; Kate returns and interferes in the deck team's drama; Ashton flirts with a guest; the deck crew's frustrations with Rhylee reach an all-time high.

Reality star Alexis Bellino ("The Real Housewife of Orange County") and her beau come aboard Valor; Capt. Lee comes to a decision about Rhylee's future; Ashton invites guests to join the crew for a night out; Kate invites Tanner to a sleepover.

Glenn makes changes aboard Parsifal that send the deck team into a frenzy; Madison grows closer with Georgia and lashes out at Adam for sleeping with Jenna in the master guest cabin, and when Jenna catches wind, she reminds Madison who's in charge.

Jenna's jealousy mounts as the charter guests continue to shamelessly flirt with Adam; Paget and Ciara can't get on the same page, but Paget and Georgia are perfectly in tune; Adam makes a big romantic gesture for Jenna, but it backfires.

A murder of crows in the mast stirs up seafaring superstitions; Madison and Georgia friendship is pushed to the brink; everyone's issues are put in perspective when charter guests board to celebrate the life of a dear friend.

Tom makes his final decision from "Last Chance Kitchen" on who should return to the competition; the chefs take off in a Quickfire with Padma and Jonathan Waxman making a two-course business class dish for an airline.

The final five travel to Italy, where the chefs must make an aperitivo for 30 locals from the town of Lucca that pairs perfectly with a Peroni beer; then, they hunt the elusive white truffle which they must use in a dish for a Tuscan food festival.

Tanner and Kate's flirtations become more obvious to the crew; Rhylee continues to feel ostracized by the deck crew that tried to get her fired; after a short-lived reconciliation, Brian and Courtney are on the outs again.

Capt. Lee calls a staff meeting to address the previous night's debauchery; Brian refuses to apologize for his behavior; Kate's patience is tested by sports journalist Jemele Hill; Kevin and Kate butt heads over their final beach picnic.

In Part One, Andy sits with Captain Lee and the Valor crew to discuss Season seven's issues; Simone questions Kate's management technique; Chef Kevin opens up and the crew spills the tea.

In Part Two, Andy rejoins the Valor crew to discuss Ashton and Kate's horrifying fight in the van, the dysfunctional crew dynamic and Rhylee's anxiety with the deckhands.

Jenna and Adam try to move forward in their strained relationship; when Jenna joins Adam for a nap on her break, Madison and Ciara pick up the slack in service, and Glenn takes notice; Chris gets injured handling a heavy water toy.

Captain Glenn confronts Jenna about her relationship with Adam; a doctor visits and delivers bad news that could end one crew member's career.

On the season finale, an uncomfortable drug search on Parsifal III casts a dark cloud over the final charter and sends the crew into panic mode; the crew scrambles to pull together a sailing regatta, but still wonder if they'll get a tip.

Jax and Brittany's dual bachelor/bachelorette trip charges on as Sandoval, Schwartz, Jax, and Beau plan a surprise disguise for the girls, while Stassi finds herself caught in the middle of a friendship-ending fight between Katie and Kristen.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

Schwartz and Sandoval prepare for TomTom's first Gay Pride celebration, but their choice to hire James as DJ backfires when he gets Raquel in trouble at SUR and Lisa thinks he's drinking again.

Stassi, Katie and Lala throw Brittany a princess-themed bridal shower, while James gets disinvited from Peter's birthday party and Lisa takes Raquel to task for walking out on her shift during Pride.

Jax kicks Sandoval out of his wedding party and may disinvite him from Kentucky altogether.

With the wedding just days away, Jax must choose whether or not to forgive Tom, while Ariana struggles to find the excitement to attend her own birthday party; Katie and Kristen argue over whether Carter should go to the wedding.

Captain Lee returns to the Caribbean aboard M/Y My Seanna with a brand-new crew and one familiar face, but a critical injury sends Lee to the hospital and puts the fate of the charter season in question.

Shane struggles to adapt to unforeseen responsibilities on deck; Izzy begins to question her dream of being at sea; Rachel lets her emotions get the best of her; Francesca loses her composure in front of Captain Lee.

Ready to let loose in the Caribbean, James instead finds himself disappointed on the first night out; My Seanna welcomes a new crew member; Izzy makes a surprising decision; Francesca comes to grips with the ramifications of her emotional outburst.

Eddie starts to feel the pressure; James struggles to connect with his crewmates; Captain Lee is forced to level with the crew after a series of dangerous mishaps; Shane's repeated follies push Eddie over the edge.

Altman returns to his roots in the Bird Streets neighborhood to sell a modern masterpiece but has a difficult time keeping the sellers happy; Flagg adjusts to a remote work lifestyle and secretly visits Tracy's house to see an old companion.

Flagg works with an old friend to sell a historic Bel Air home that is designed by a famous architect and occupied by famous owners; Tracy embraces technology in order to try and sell a property that no one is allowed to step foot in.

An extension of Bravo's "Watch What Happens" reunion specials and the original live online shows, this interactive series on the East Coast is hosted by former Bravo programming executive Andy Cohen, who welcomes guests from some of the cable network's most popular series, as well as other entertainment stars, to chat about pop culture and celebrities in the news; in 2017, the show took on a new title "Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen" as part of an overhaul that included a remodeled studio offering a designated performance space for musical guests, a staple of most late-night shows.

The first charter gets rocky when the guests get in a drunken personal fight; the next morning, the guests' excitement to sail puts Daisy and Natasha at odds over serving breakfast on heel; Jean-Luc realizes he may have lost two guests at sea.

On the eve of Jax and Brittany's wedding, the rehearsal is disrupted when Stassi, Katie and Lala clash with Kristen; Jax tells a juicy secret about Katie and Schwartz's marriage.

Tom Sandoval throws an extra themed birthday party; Stassi and Katie learn they must work with Kristen; Max tries to ban Danica from TomTom; Tom Schwartz hosts an unusual memorial for his dead lizard, Daug.

Brett insults Scheana; Katie hosts a girls' night that doesn't include Kristen; Lisa travels home to England to attend her mother's funeral; Tom Sandoval and Max toilet paper Jax's house in honor of his 40th birthday.

Schwartz makes amends with Katie after their blowout fight, while Beau opens up to them about his plans to propose to Stassi; Lisa reprimands Danica about improving her attitude, Kristen learns she isn't invited to Las Vegas.

The group travels to Las Vegas to celebrate Schwartz and Katie's second wedding, but leave a heartbroken Kristen behind; Lisa shows off the Vanderpump Cocktail Garden; Beau calls Stassi's father to ask permission to propose.

At Barbara's clambake, Luann confronts Ramona; Dorinda and Barbara try to clear things up over lunch; Bethenny heads to North Carolina for more relief work; Sonja throws a party during which Dorinda and Luann finally come face to face.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

Bethenny hosts a lunch sit-down with Dorinda and Luann, so the two can hash out their issues; Luann begins her court-ordered community service; Tinsley gets a visit from Dale; Ramona goes on a blind date; Dorinda shows Barbara the door.

In the Berkshires, Dorinda organizes a trip to an old Morgan family mansion; Dorinda and Barbara's issues resurface when Barbara finds out she's in the fish room; room drama continues when Bethenny arrives from visiting her new beau.

Bethenny tells Dorinda about receiving a sign from Dennis; Tinsley and Luann have heart to heart over the death of Tinsley's father; when Bethenny hosts a dinner party in the city, a light-hearted game of truth or dare takes a dark turn for Tinsley.

Tinsley and Luann attend an Al-Anon meeting; Dorinda joins Tinsley for a dress rehearsal before her big day as guest ringmaster at the Big Apple Circus; Ramona, Luann and Sonja run into Ramona's ex, Mario; Dorinda hosts a spa day for the ladies.

The feud between Jackie and Dolores reaches a fever pitch; Teresa confronts Margaret for joking about the cheating rumors; the ladies begin to speculate on Joe's chances of winning his appeal; the men engage in a raunchy game of poker.

Frank tries to get to the bottom of David's intentions towards Dolores; Teresa reveals a secret about Danielle and Marty; Joe Giudice gets a decision on his immigration appeal; Jennifer roasts the ladies as part of her birthday celebration.

The women prepare for Easter as Teresa's family deals with Joe losing his appeal; Jennifer's daughter discovers a surprising secret about her family; Jackie faces new challenges with her eating disorder.

Stacey unveils her new line of gummies, but the brand name gives the ladies cause for pause; Wendy gets candid about her father; Keiarna and Greg discuss the state of their relationship; Angel and Tia connect with their families.

Following the lives of six women residents of Potomac, Md., each in various stages of life and affluence, shaping their community.

After learning that Bethenny missed her Halloween performance, Luann takes another dig at Queen B; Dorinda shows off her new apartment to John; Ramona, Dorinda, and Sonja attempt to give a speech at the NY Loves Kids event.

The Potomac 'Wives are breaking down all of this season's drama on the After Show!

After learning that Bethenny missed her Halloween performance, Luann takes another dig at Queen B; Dorinda shows off her new apartment to John; Ramona, Dorinda, and Sonja attempt to give a speech at the NY Loves Kids event.

Following the lives of six women residents of Potomac, Md., each in various stages of life and affluence, shaping their community.

Following the lives of six women residents of Potomac, Md., each in various stages of life and affluence, shaping their community.

Newly single Tinsley faces serious questions about having a baby; Sonja and Barbara head upstate to see Luann's new house, hoping to warn her about the rumblings among the other ladies; Ramona, Bethenny and Dorinda arrive at Luann's house.

The women dine out with Ramona at the same place where she mourned her mother's passing; Luann takes Sonja, Tinsley and Barbara out on the town for a night of cabaret; Bethenny and Ramona have a heart to heart about their abusive upbringings.

Margaret tries to do damage control in regards to her Vineyard Vines lawsuit; Melissa and Joe share their baby news with their kids; Teresa invites all the ladies to a shopping event; Margaret and Danielle's feud reaches new heights.

As Melissa prepares for her Envy fashion show, Teresa continues siding with Danielle over Margaret; Joe Gorga becomes increasingly concerned about Teresa's mental state; Jackie discusses her eating issues with her kids.

Shane tries to redeem himself after getting caught sleeping on the job; Ashling excels in her duties, as Elizabeth suffers the scrutiny of Francesca; Rachel is excited to finally have refined guests on board, but things are not always as they seem.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

Deckhand Jean-Luc tries to rebound after an accident, but his inability to sleep interferes with his attitude; the crew gives the guests a lot to mullet over as it plans an '80s party; the crew goes wild during its first night off.

The hungover crew of the Parsifal try to piece together what they did the night before; Dani does some sleuthing, while Gary and Sydney downplay their hookup; Daisy's frustration with the deck team ratchets up.

The Parsifal crew is on edge waiting for important test results; when night falls, they play a naughty game of Truth or Dare; when Sydney notices that flirtations between Alli and Gary are heating up, she takes matters into her own hands.

The primary's 50th birthday dinner teeters on the edge of disaster after a caviar mishap; Rachel finds herself embroiled in interior drama; as Shane's career hangs on by a thread, Francesca's frustrations with Elizabeth build.

Following Capt. Lee and Shane's conversation, the deck team must deal with the fallout; Rachel struggles with her long-distance relationship; James and Elizabeth's attraction to each other becomes obvious.

A new face joins the crew as the repercussions of Rachel's decision cause uncertainty; Elizabeth gets encouragement from her crew members; Capt. Lee steps in after Eddie is put into a precarious situation.

Hannah struggles to get her Second Stew in line; tensions boil when Lara refuses to take direction from Hannah; in the galley, Kiko finds himself up against guests who are less than satisfied; Malia is forced to draw the line with Pete.

Kiko faces his biggest challenge yet when demanding charter guests invite friends to join a six-course dinner; Hannah confronts Bugsy about their past; Rob and Jess find their relationship threatened; an injury threatens to upend the charter season.

A hook-up divides the interior; during a day out at a beach club, sexual tension explodes in every direction; the charter guests insult the yacht crew; a deckhand puts a guest in a compromising situation.

The deck team comes under fire for being too lax on the job; the Primary gets in hot water with the women he's dating; a promotion on the interior leaves a stew feeling envious; an unexpected hook-up sends shock waves through the crew.

A hook-up divides the interior; during a day out at a beach club, sexual tension explodes in every direction; the charter guests insult the yacht crew; a deckhand puts a guest in a compromising situation.

Elizabeth struggles to keep her budding relationship under wraps; James finds himself at the center of the rumor mill; Izzy feels sick; when a drunk charter guest crosses the line and defies Capt. Lee, the captain is forced to lay down the law.

Izzy must play musical bunks; Izzy's condition worsens and she's put into quarantine; Capt. Lee grants the crew a relaxing day off at a resort, only for them to be mortified by Rachel's erratic actions.

Rachel's antics continue to torment the crew; Captain Lee opens up to Francesca about a personal tragedy; when more crew members fall ill, Francesca worries if they'll make it through the next charter.

James plays games at Elizabeth's expense; Eddie presents Izzy with an interesting opportunity; Francesca finds out that subordinates slept in a guest cabin without permission.

Francesca loses all trust in Elizabeth; Rachel continues to grow frustrated with the interior over miscommunication; Elizabeth's high expectations for her birthday fall short; the crew grows fearful of COVID-19 as it ramps up back home.

Ashling suffers the consequences of her white lie; Izzy's promotion creates problems on deck; a condiment mishap fuels the contention between Francesca and Rachel; Elizabeth spends the charter focusing on James instead of her job.

The final five travel to Italy, where the chefs must make an aperitivo for 30 locals from the town of Lucca that pairs perfectly with a Peroni beer; then, they hunt the elusive white truffle which they must use in a dish for a Tuscan food festival.

They may live in the lap of luxury, but life isn't always perfect for the women who reside in one of the wealthiest enclaves of the U.S.; they continue to focus on living large; plastic surgery, working out, shopping, drinking, dancing, and dining out top their agendas; ladies come and go through the show's run, with entrepreneur Vicki Gunvalson having been a series regular for each season; other ladies who have been featured for multiple seasons include Tamra Judge, previously known as Tamra Barney, and Heather Dubrow.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

In keeping with the original style set by its popular American Bravo predecessors, this Canadian version of the "Real Housewives" franchise follows a handful of Vancouver's wealthiest and most elite women - not all of whom begin filming as wives - with a focus on the relationships and often outrageous drama that fill their lives. The five featured women include Reiko MacKenzie, whose hobbies include studying martial arts and collecting exotic sports cars; Christina Kiesel, who has been divorced twice and is now content enough to "play the field" and travel the world; Ronnie Seterdahl Negus, a wife of 10 years who prides herself on her charity work; Jody Claman, a successful businesswoman whose ventures include a catering company and a high-end luxury boutique; and Mary Zilba, a divorcee and successful singer who put her career on hold to raise her three sons.

They may live in the lap of luxury, but life isn't always perfect for the women who reside in one of the wealthiest enclaves of the U.S.; they continue to focus on living large; plastic surgery, working out, shopping, drinking, dancing, and dining out top their agendas; ladies come and go through the show's run, with entrepreneur Vicki Gunvalson having been a series regular for each season; other ladies who have been featured for multiple seasons include Tamra Judge, previously known as Tamra Barney, and Heather Dubrow.

They may live in the lap of luxury, but life isn't always perfect for the women who reside in one of the wealthiest enclaves of the U.S.; they continue to focus on living large; plastic surgery, working out, shopping, drinking, dancing, and dining out top their agendas; ladies come and go through the show's run, with entrepreneur Vicki Gunvalson having been a series regular for each season; other ladies who have been featured for multiple seasons include Tamra Judge, previously known as Tamra Barney, and Heather Dubrow.

James works hard to sell a home to singer Kelly Rowland; Josh Flagg gets creative to sell a Bel Air pad built for guitarist Robby Krieger; Tracy lands a shot at representing a billion-dollar development in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

They may live in the lap of luxury, but life isn't always perfect for the women who reside in one of the wealthiest enclaves of the U.S.; they continue to focus on living large; plastic surgery, working out, shopping, drinking, dancing, and dining out top their agendas; ladies come and go through the show's run, with entrepreneur Vicki Gunvalson having been a series regular for each season; other ladies who have been featured for multiple seasons include Tamra Judge, previously known as Tamra Barney, and Heather Dubrow.

Tracy travels to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, to earn a listing that could change her life; she hangs out with Caroline Stanbury; Altman hunts down a mystery property in Malibu to house luxury cars; Flagg and Bobby embark on the ultimate house hunt.

They may live in the lap of luxury, but life isn't always perfect for the women who reside in one of the wealthiest enclaves of the U.S.; they continue to focus on living large; plastic surgery, working out, shopping, drinking, dancing, and dining out top their agendas; ladies come and go through the show's run, with entrepreneur Vicki Gunvalson having been a series regular for each season; other ladies who have been featured for multiple seasons include Tamra Judge, previously known as Tamra Barney, and Heather Dubrow.

Luann asks if Sonja is taking something that would explain her behavior; the women head to Miami for fun, sun and the revelation that Ramona made out with Harry Dubin; it's all too much for Sonja who lashes out at Luann and Ramona after a few drinks.

Luann asks if Sonja is taking something that would explain her behavior; the women head to Miami for fun, sun and the revelation that Ramona made out with Harry Dubin; it's all too much for Sonja who lashes out at Luann and Ramona after a few drinks.

On the first night in Miami, Sonja hits the floor after one too many drinks; the women turn their attention to Luann's attitude; the ladies rally to take in sunshine and art; at a house party, Ramona juggles her ex-husband, Mario, and a new date.

Tinsley shares a recent picture of Ramona locking lips with Harry Dubin; Sonja loses it after leaving an AA meeting, but Luann doesn't let that rain on her cabaret parade; the women confront Luann over her selfish ways; Bethenny has a panic attack.

Whitney throws a High Body Count surprise party in honor of Britani, who is touched by her friends' outreach, but gets a rude awakening from Jared; Bronwyn and Lisa have difficult conversations with their husbands.

Mary hosts a luncheon after her church service, but the divide in the group only intensifies as Lisa and Meredith each maintain their side of the story; Bronwyn learns life-altering news; Britani and her daughter Olivia forge a path forward.

Restaurateur Lisa Vanderpump oversees a group of staff members who lead drama-filled lives.

Lala and James argue over the demise of their friendship; Katie defends her ultimatum to Lisa Vanderpump; Ariana and Lala reveal the steamy details of their backseat hookup; Billie Lee dishes on her secret hook-up with another cast member.

Mary hosts a luncheon after her church service, but the divide in the group only intensifies as Lisa and Meredith each maintain their side of the story; Bronwyn learns life-altering news; Britani and her daughter Olivia forge a path forward.

James and David throw a Great Gatsby-themed open house in an effort to sell a Bel Air estate; Tracy launches her Dubai high-rise to a crowd in Los Angeles; Flagg and Altman try to work together to secure the most sought after listing in Los Angeles.

Altman hunts for his own flagship office space to create some distance from Fredrik Eklund, a former friend who is trying to make his mark on both coasts; Flagg tries to convince his hesitant seller to put in an offer or lose the home forever.

The ladies discuss how Bethenny dealt with the death of her boyfriend; the women give updates on their new living situations; Bethenny argues with Luann; Dorinda and Luann finally address their issues, leveling accusations and shedding tears.

The women confront Ramona over her lies and insults; Dorinda, Bethenny, and Sonja challenge Tinsley to tell the truth about her relationship; Luann is in the hot seat as Andy and the ladies discuss her sobriety slip and probation violation.

The women finish raking Luann over the coals about her sobriety; Barbara joins the ladies to discuss her scandalous comment about Luann's singing; the ladies relive some of their most outrageous moments; Sonja is in the spotlight for her drinking.

While a Vespa ride reminds Kyle and Dorit just how much fun they can have together, Denise calls out Lisa for betraying their friendship; a tearful Lisa joins Denise, Garcelle and Sutton to find redemption at the Vatican.

Mary models for Blue Tulum in Mexico; Christina tries to recruit Mia; Jody confronts Mary.

In the wake of Jody serving Mary with legal papers Ronnie decides to treat the girls with a trip to the wine country; Reiko's issues with Jody begin to surface.

Mary models for Blue Tulum in Mexico; Christina tries to recruit Mia; Jody confronts Mary.

In the wake of Jody serving Mary with legal papers Ronnie decides to treat the girls with a trip to the wine country; Reiko's issues with Jody begin to surface.

Mary models for Blue Tulum in Mexico; Christina tries to recruit Mia; Jody confronts Mary.

In the wake of Jody serving Mary with legal papers Ronnie decides to treat the girls with a trip to the wine country; Reiko's issues with Jody begin to surface.

In the city, Tinsley defends herself to Sonja and Leah over her continuing feud with Dorinda; to celebrate the end of summer the ladies head out to Ramona's house in the Hamptons for a long weekend; Tinsley's flu leaves her voiceless.

The girls weekend in the Hamptons continues; Ramona brings the ladies to a local winery where they learn about Leah's past and Dorinda's present; Ramona's hosting continues at a mansion party that evening with a group of new friends.

Margaret hosts a Mother's Day drag brunch, but spars with her mother; Jackie plans a trip to the Hamptons hoping for a reconciliation between Margaret and Teresa; Jennifer tries to convince her mother to accept her brother's sexuality.

The ladies' quiet beach vacation gets turned upside down after Jennifer loses control; Jackie reveals a fascinating secret; Teresa tells the ladies the truth about her relationship with Joe.

Unable to make peace with Jackie and Melissa, Jennifer questions whether she should stay in the Hamptons; the Giudice family visits Joe in ICE; Margaret tries to make peace with her mother; Jackie comes to a realization about her eating disorder.

Teresa and Rino plan a tasting party to launch their new restaurant, but several names are absent from the guest list; Dina tries to persuade Teresa to apologize to the twins for spreading the rumor; Melissa questions Amber about her home life.

In the city, Tinsley defends herself to Sonja and Leah over her continuing feud with Dorinda; to celebrate the end of summer the ladies head out to Ramona's house in the Hamptons for a long weekend; Tinsley's flu leaves her voiceless.

The girls weekend in the Hamptons continues; Ramona brings the ladies to a local winery where they learn about Leah's past and Dorinda's present; Ramona's hosting continues at a mansion party that evening with a group of new friends.

Craig navigates life in the single lane after his breakup; Patricia hosts a baby shower for a very pregnant Madison; Venita and Salley's newly minted friendship takes an unexpected turn.

Following several Charleston singles as they pursue their personal and professional lives; trying to preserve their family names because just one social faux pas can taint a family's name for generations.

Margaret hosts a Mother's Day drag brunch, but spars with her mother; Jackie plans a trip to the Hamptons hoping for a reconciliation between Margaret and Teresa; Jennifer tries to convince her mother to accept her brother's sexuality.

Craig navigates life in the single lane after his breakup; Patricia hosts a baby shower for a very pregnant Madison; Venita and Salley's newly minted friendship takes an unexpected turn.

Following several Charleston singles as they pursue their personal and professional lives; trying to preserve their family names because just one social faux pas can taint a family's name for generations.

Kyle and Dorit surprise Teddi with a baby shower, and Brandi has a few surprises of her own; Denise and Garcelle lament over how they think Lisa has changed; Erika jets off to Broadway.

Denise is a no-show at Dorit's housewarming party and fails to keep plans with Garcelle twice in one week; the group hops on a private jet to celebrate Erika's Broadway debut; Lisa and Denise try to salvage their 20-year friendship.

Erika faces viewers' hard-hitting questions head-on and reveals surprising facts about her life; Crystal reluctantly admits a commonality she shares with Sutton, while Kyle brings up a burning complaint about her former tenant.

Erika divulges juicy new details about her difficult marriage and divorce; Dorit acknowledges that talking too much has gotten her into trouble in the past; Lisa reveals new details about her daughter's very public breakup.

Kyle and Amanda's big day approaches; Lindsay and Carl address their feelings toward each other; Paige and Craig finally put a label on their relationship; Kyle and Amanda are hit with a blow that no one saw coming.

Reiko hosts a lavish Bollywood party; Mary and Jody compete for Ronnie's loyalty.

Jody throws a party launching her new fashion label; Mary's singing comeback is interrupted.

Reiko hosts a lavish Bollywood party; Mary and Jody compete for Ronnie's loyalty.

Jody throws a party launching her new fashion label; Mary's singing comeback is interrupted.

Reiko hosts a lavish Bollywood party; Mary and Jody compete for Ronnie's loyalty.

Jody throws a party launching her new fashion label; Mary's singing comeback is interrupted.

Kyle and Kathy discuss the years they spent apart and their eventual reconciliation; Crystal reflects on her struggles with Sutton and the heartbreaking racism she encountered this year.

In never-before-seen footage from Season 10, the story behind Denise's Bravo, Bravo, Bravo moment is finally revealed; Dorit faces mediation for her highly publicized lawsuit; Garcelle's new house is threatened by wild fires.

The friends glam it up for a barbecue at Dorit's house; Kyle's sister introduces them to Crystal Minkoff; Sutton moves into a rental house; Erika sheds light on a very dark summer; Lisa's abrupt apology leaves Garcelle questioning their friendship.

Lisa helps Beau plan a secret engagement party for Stassi, but Stassi's insecurities threaten everything when she explodes at a wine event; Lala and James make music together; Danica takes Brett to task; Scheana presents Dayna with an unwanted gift.

Beau stuns Stassi with a quirky but romantic engagement proposal; Danica and the SUR staff go head to head with Sandoval, Schwartz, and the team from TomTom during an epic softball game to determine restaurant dominance.

Stassi and Beau revel in their post-engagement bliss, while Scheana enlists Brett to a shoot a sexy video; Brittany must again answer for Jax's bad behavior when he lashes out at Max, and Raquel tries to persuade Lisa to give James one last chance.

Tom Sandoval throws a competing pool party on the same day as Jax, forcing everyone to choose sides once and for all; Brittany blames Katie for the rift in their friendship, while Max and Brett nearly come to blows over their feelings for Dayna.

Tamra and Gretchen clash as the group discusses discrepancies surrounding the final dinner in Amsterdam; Emily and Tamra debate the authenticity of their friendship; the ladies react to seeing the footage from season finale for the first time.

In the eighth season finale, Lisa Vanderpump throws a party to celebrate TomTom's one-year anniversary, but relationships are tested when Kristen confronts Katie and Stassi for abandoning her, and Jax and Sandoval face off.

With Ariana away in New York, the other cast members come together to preview some funny and unseen moments from the season.

Sandoval defends his poor decisions when he gets called out in the press; Ariana builds a life on Broadway with her new boyfriend, but questions remain about the shared house in L.A.; Scheana and Brock discuss the turbulence in their marriage.

Tamra and Gretchen clash as the group discusses discrepancies surrounding the final dinner in Amsterdam; Emily and Tamra debate the authenticity of their friendship; the ladies react to seeing the footage from season finale for the first time.

Natasha finds it nearly impossible to keep the galley afloat; Gary can't get any one-on-one time with Alli with Sydney hovering nearby; a beach picnic turns into a fiasco; the deck team puts on a drag show that has the guests raving.

Feeling a lack of support, Daisy remains at odds with Gary and Natasha; Daisy jumps through hoops to plan an extravagant proposal for Barrie and Scott; flirtations between Dani and Jean-Luc continue to build; plates fly during a lunch service.

Sydney goes all-in on Gary; Alli is pushed to her breaking point; a rowdy group of returning guests spells trouble; Dani and Jean-Luc get more intimate during the the night shift, and Sydney notices Jean-Luc's work is suffering as a result.

Natasha is frustrated with Daisy's constructive criticism; Gary and Colin play blackjack croupiers for the guests; Sydney gets frustrated as Gary pursues Alli.

The deck team springs into action when a surge of wind pushes Parsifal toward the dock; Dani has a panic attack while under sail; Colin receives heartbreaking news from home; Alli feels the pressure to address Sydney's dirty laundry.

The interior pulls off a murder mystery dinner; an anchor tangle threatens to hold up the guests' departure; Gary and Alli openly express their affections; Jean-Luc and Gary argue about deck work; Dani and Alli take matters into their own hands.

Drama between one of the wives leaves a bad taste in Ronnie's mouth leading her to invite the ladies to air out their differences.

The reunion.

Drama between one of the wives leaves a bad taste in Ronnie's mouth leading her to invite the ladies to air out their differences.

The reunion.

Drama between one of the wives leaves a bad taste in Ronnie's mouth leading her to invite the ladies to air out their differences.

The reunion.

Jackie struggles with the tension in her marriage; Jennifer's relationship with her mother worsens; Frank tries to repair the rift between Dolores and David.

A guys night out reveals new secrets about Jackie and Evan's marriage; Joe Gorga begins to worry that Melissa has been unfaithful; Jennifer reveals a secret that could destroy his business.

Young and single crew live, love and work together aboard a luxurious yacht.

An unfamiliar face welcomes the My Seanna crew aboard; Heather's frustrations build when she is confronted with a difficult task; Eddie struggles to bring his team up to speed while also dealing with changes in the wheelhouse.

Capt. Sean's hands-on managerial style continues to frustrate Eddie; the staff works hard to pull off an elaborate beach picnic for the guests; Fraser feels pulled in multiple directions by Heather; on the first night out, two crew members hook up.

The crew are excited to enjoy a much-needed day off together, but things get touchy when the couples' PDA goes on full display; Sydney drops bombs that reignite Daisy and Gary's feud; high winds cause trouble.

Glenn reels in the aftermath of the boat crash; after assessing the damage, the crew does its best to get the boat into charter-ready condition; a thunderstorm threatens the guests' first dinner.

Daisy pulls together a mermaid-themed dinner; Jean-Luc dons glittery leggings and serves himself up as dessert; Alli makes a difficult decision that leaves Gary reeling; Sydney is tasked with writing a song about women's empowerment.

The chefs are treated to a culinary dream trip to Parma, the legendary home of Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese and Prosciutto di Parma ham; the chefs must feature the ingredients in two courses and serve their dishes to a table of 16 Michelin stars.

The final three all stars face off in an epic Italian showdown to cook the meal of their lives in an effort to take home the ultimate title and prize.

Capt. Lee lays down the law; Eddie is determined to promote Jake to lead deckhand; Heather is on a mission to redeem herself from the first charter's housekeeping mistakes; Rachel confronts Eddie about the unsavory remarks.

The crew of My Seanna experiences less than desirable behavior from one of the charter guests; Jake struggles with his new position and Jessica begins to remember how much wear and tear a charter season can take on the body.

Eddie deals with his relationship fallout as Jake and Rayna try to figure out their feelings after Jake's revelation; after losing his walkie, Fraser starts to feel like he's failing in his job while Jessica gets upsetting news from back home.

Capt. Glenn keeps a close eye on his crew; at a Women's Empowerment Dinner, all the women keep tearing each other down; although Dani and JL are serious about the direction of their relationship, there are still some floating questions.

An uncomfortable Jacuzzi party ends in a screaming match that Daisy attempts to mediate but fails to do; Colin brings the department heads together for a much-needed meeting that leaves everyone feeling motivated.

A charter group arrives, and the Parsifal crew is nervous about being judged by its peers; as the guests get drunk, Capt. Glenn keeps an anxious eye on his partying team.

The Parsifal III crews sits down with host Andy Cohen; Gary explains his feelings for Alli.

The Parsifal III crews sits down with host Andy Cohen; Gary explains his feelings for Alli.

Jody tells her side of the story of the Hawksworth Lunch; Ronnie reveals details about her disabled daughter Remi; Reiko and Jody have a show down.

Ronnie invites the women to a summer BBQ; new housewives are introduced.

Jody tells her side of the story of the Hawksworth Lunch; Ronnie reveals details about her disabled daughter Remi; Reiko and Jody have a show down.

Ronnie invites the women to a summer BBQ; new housewives are introduced.

Jody tells her side of the story of the Hawksworth Lunch; Ronnie reveals details about her disabled daughter Remi; Reiko and Jody have a show down.

Ronnie invites the women to a summer BBQ; new housewives are introduced.

Andy Cohen presses Scheana and Schwartz for details on their secret makeout in Vegas; Ariana opens up about the disconnect she felt with Scheana; Katie makes a surprising revelation about her revenge bang with Schwartz's best friend.

The reunion comes to a close when, for the first time, the cast watches the last minutes of the finale live on stage.

Scheana and Lala attempt to mend their friendship after an explosive public feud, while James must answer to Lisa Vanderpump for lashing out at her son; the Toms hatch a plan to open their own bar.

Schwartz comes clean about pitting Katie against Sandoval, while Ariana confides in Lisa Vanderpump about her deep-seated issues with Lala; Sandoval helps James plan an epic vacation to Palm Springs so he can propose to Raquel.

Heather and the crew plan an 80's themed surprise party for the primary's birthday but things go south when everything doesn't go as planned; Eddie is forced to put his first officer training on the back burner to babysit his crew.

As small mistakes from the deck team continue to mount, Heather feels like she is at a dead end with Jessica and decides to make a change; a breast cancer survivor arrives and has very particular tastes to the amusement of Chef Rachel.

Jessica is unmotivated by service but welcomes a budding romance with Wes as a happy distraction while Captain Lee and Eddie grow weary by the deck crew's performance; a meat and potatoes family vacation takes an awkward turn.