Apparently the br00tal shit stirring of the Real Housewives of Sydney’s stars means that Bravo Networks are not interested in airing the latest incarnation of the franchise in the US.
The home of the Real Housewives franchise in the US have previously aired Real Housewives of Melbourne, and it was expected that they would pick up the Sydney season, but nuh, uh uh, Sydney is “too extreme”.
It’s a pretty interesting stance from the network behind some pretty grim Real Housewives moments. Take for instance when on Real Housewives of Orange County, housewife Vicki Gunlayson‘s boyfriend at the time pretended to have cancer for an entire season, even forging documents to prove the fake news.
Or there was that infamous fight in season one of Beverly Hills, where Alison DuBois showed up to support her friend Camille Grammer (Frasier‘s ex) and ended up at what the show dubbed a Dinner Party from Hell. Or all the weave pulling and table flipping in Atlanta and New Jersey.
But apparently a bit of throwing, of say napkins, capes, etc, is enough to make Bravo say nooooope to the emerald city.
Foxtel’s executive director of TV, Brian Walsh weighed in:
“A lot of the women in this show were nasty for nasty’s sake and have no redeeming features.
“I’ve raised my concerns with the production team [Matchbox Pictures] from this season. I felt the bad language and behaviour throughout the series did go too far.“
Apparently he hinted that if a second season goes ahead, there might even need to be an overhaul of the cast. Ouch.
At least we’ve got some fresh blood ready for Real Housewives of Melbourne later this year. Phew.
Source: The Daily Telegraph
Photo: Foxtel
