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Andy Cohen teased that fans might be learning the new Real Housewives city "sooner than you think."
Everything’s bigger in… While there have been shows in Orange County, Beverly Hills, New York City, Atlanta, and New Jersey (plus, RIP Miami and Washington, D.C.), never have the Real Housewives hailed from the great state of Texas — until, possibly, now! A Housewives source exclusively tells Us Weekly that the next city for the Bravo franchise will be Dallas.
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“All of the filming has been done, and it will be announced soon,” the source dishes.
The Real Housewives of Orange County was the original show in the Bravo franchise.
In fact, just this week, Housewives creator Andy Cohen teased a new city on the SiriusXM show Reality Checked with Amy Phillips.
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“I do [think there will be a new Housewives city], sooner than you think,” he noted.
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And though fans would clearly love a Dallas installment of the Housewives empire — the hair! the ranches! the cowboys! — Bravo could go in the direction of Housewives-adjacent shows like Ladies of London or Married to Medicine for this new Dallas-set series.
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Bravo could not be reached for comment on the subject.
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