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Peacock is opening the Bravo vault and bringing back classic shows beginning Monday, April 15.

Fans of The Real Housewives franchise will have more shows to watch as several spinoffs become available on the streaming service.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta has been the franchise to produce the most spinoffs, such as when cameras followed Nene Leakes getting married with the I Dream of Nene: The Wedding special. Kandi Burruss also got her special as she tied the knot on TV.

Kim Zolciak left Rhoa, but cameras continued to follow her and her family as she married Kroy Biermann with Don’t Be Tardy for the Wedding, which ultimately evolved into Don’t Be Tardy for the next seven seasons.

The Grande Dame of The Real Housewives of Potomac, Karen Huger, also scored a spinoff that followed her family reunion.

Peacock will also have the first and only season of The Real Housewives of D.C.,...

Shahs Of Sunset and other Bravo shows are heading to Peacock. Find out if your favorite canceled Bravo show will be available to stream.

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More and more people are cutting the cable cord and watching their shows on streaming services. Bravo shows used to be available to watch on Hulu. But with the creation of the Peacock streaming platform, all NBC shows moved to Peacock. NBC and Bravo are owned by the same company.

So, now Bravoholics can stream new episodes on Peacock the next day for shows like Vanderpump Rules, the Real Housewives franchise, Below Deck, and more.

But Hulu hasn’t gotten completely out of the reality TV genre. They recently debuted Lisa Vanderpump’s new show, Vanderpump Villa.

While current seasons of the Real Housewives are on Peacock already, what about the specials featuring stars from various franchises, such as Rhoa‘s Kandi Burruss and NeNe Leakes?...

Peacock wants to get nostalgic with some of Bravo’s most famous past titles, including ‘The Rachel Zoe Project,’ ‘Million Dollar Listing’ and more.

The 2023 strikes from Hollywood’s biggest actors and writers’ unions were eminently avoidable, but studios chose to play hardball with union reps and force work stoppages. TV networks and streaming services are just now getting their scripted titles back on screens, but Peacock is pulling a move that might make audiences think the strikes are still going! This month, Peacock will be adding over 15 titles pulled from the pile of unscripted reality shows from Bravo’s past; old fan-favorites like “The Real Housewives of D.C.” and many more are coming to the platform in April.

Newly imported Bravo titles will begin arriving on Peacock on April 15. Sixteen titles have been announced for the rollout, and Peacock pledges that more will be included. Peacock is already home...

The first of many difficult conversations. On last week's Married to Medicine Los Angeles, Dr. Imani Walker had a heart-to-heart with Dr. Britten Cole, revealing that she had asked her husband, Phil Johnson, for a divorce. Now, Dr. Imani is trying to navigate how to tell everyone else in her life—most importantly, her and Phil's son, Idris. In this exclusive sneak peek of Sunday's all-new episode, she turns to her mother for advice on the matter. "Last week, Phil was like, 'Well, I'm not gonna come back, so can you pack up my stuff for me and send it to me?'" Dr. Imani told her mom, Paula Madison. She explains that she doesn't...