Is ‘Real Housewives of Dubai’ over? Bravo’s shocking decision after two seasons
- Bravo has confirmed the pause of “The Real Housewives of Dubai” after two seasons.
- The cast members were informed that the third season would not return soon.
- The show, which marked the first international version of the franchise, premiered in 2022.
Bravo has confirmed that it has paused “The Real Housewives of Dubai” after two seasons. According to reports, the makers informed the cast members a few days ago that the third season would not return to screens anytime soon. However, the production house has not disclosed whether the show has been canceled or if they plan to create a spin-off.
This is not the first time Bravo has paused a series. The Andy Cohen-led company previously halted shows like “Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard”, which ran for two seasons, and even “Vanderpump Rules”, which had strong ratings among viewers.
The cast members of the most recent season of “The Real Housewives of Dubai” included Chanel Ayan, Sara Al Madani, Carolina Brooks, Lesa Milan, Taleen Marie, and Caroline Stanbury.
“RHOD” marked the first international version of the franchise, announced in 2021, with the first episode premiering in 2022. Among the contestants, Chanel Ayan emerged as a fan favorite, known for her fashion and wit.
Following the announcement that “RHOD” has been put on hold, Ayan assured viewers that she will return to screens with “The Traitors” season 3, premiering on Peacock on January 9.
Meanwhile, Caroline Brooks addressed the rumors on her social media platform, stating, “Not sure where all of these #RHODubai rumors are coming from. Bravo hasn’t announced anything, and our ENTIRE cast hasn’t been told anything.”
She further added, “So I thought I might share that since there are people ‘teasing’ and ‘debunking’ rumors. Just saying, it’s giving THIRSTY—calm down.”
She also confirmed her stance on her X account, where she wrote, “This aged well… #RHODubai. Ladies, don’t debunk things and make false announcements to mislead people. Girls speaking about ‘shakeups’ and all of the debunking was, well, interesting to watch on my timeline. I TOLD YOU.”
The makers will soon roll out further details about “The Real Housewives of Dubai”.
