Real Housewives of Miami: On Pause, Not Canceled

0:00It's March 31st, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News, today your AI-powered source for all things entertainment. Bravo's real housewives of Miami is on pause right now, and fans are heated about it. Andy Cohen, the big boss, told Page Six Radio host he's not happy either, but the network's juggling too many shows. He wants to wait till things calm down so Miami can shine brighter when it returns. Here this week at the real housewives of Rhode Island premiere, Cohen stressed, don't count out Miami. Hosts, Danny Murphy, and Evan Reale said he sounded convincing, like the ladies could be back soon. Bravo's got seven series lined up, including The Valley on April 1st and R-H-O-R-I on April 2nd, fans flipped when they heard pause, thinking it meant cancel for good. Low ratings from Season 7's reunion in October have hurt, plus casting headaches. Alexia Napola's ex-husband Todd sued Bravo for $10 million over defamation, but he dropped it in December.

1:01Insiders say without Todd's drama, Alexia's story fizzles dragging the whole cast. A source called it a very long pause, but Cohen insists it's not dead. The show got shelved back in 2013 after Season 3, then revived as a peacock original in 2021. Bottom line, Miami housewives like Lisa Hawksdine and Larsa Pippin might heat up screens again before long. And these words got folks hopeful. Keep watching Bravo's moves.