The Real Housewives Every Christmas Episode To Binge This Holiday Season
The Real Housewives: Every Christmas Episode To Binge This Holiday Season
Every Bravo fan can have a very merry Christmas binging all the Real Housewives episodes that revolve around the holiday season.
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[tldr_position]With the holiday season approaching, Bravo fans are getting in the holiday spirit by rewatching their favorite holiday episodes from The Real Housewives. While not every city in the franchise has Christmasy content, cities like The Real Housewives of New Jersey and The Real Housewives of New York have plenty.
From Christmas parties to time at home with their families, the housewives showed viewers how they celebrate the holiday season. Now, thanks to Bravo TV, Hulu, and Peacock (among others), fans can stream these episodes as they count down the days to Christmas while watching their favorite housewives celebrate with cheer.
The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills
The women of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills don’t have many winter holiday episodes. Season 11’s ”Season’s Grillings” is one of the only times fans see the housewives preparing for the holidays — and this is mainly because the women of Beverly Hills typically film in the spring and summer.
In season 11’s episode, fans get to know Garcelle more by meeting her eldest son Oliver and his family for a Christmas-themed dinner. The rest of the episode is a holiday dinner at Kyle’s home, where the women were too focused on Erika’s lawsuits to enjoy the holiday spirit.
The Real Housewives Of Atlanta
Although The Real Housewives of Atlanta is going on its fourteenth season, the series doesn’t have many winter-themed episodes. Currently, there are only two to date: season 8’s “Who’s Been Naughty, Who’s Been Nice” and season 11’s “How the Wig Stole Christmas.”
Kenya Moore proved herself to be one of the most entertaining housewives in season 8’s episode because she dressed as the Grinch, and Cynthia did the most in season 11 when she planned a “Friendsmas” party for her fellow Housewives.
The Real Housewives Of New York
With 13 seasons behind then, The Real Housewives Of New York is one of the longest-running cities in the franchise. Because of its longevity (and the time of year they film), there are a handful of holiday-related episodes.
RHONY fans can see Carole’s White Elephant party in season 5’s “This Party Is Toast,” but if viewers want to be reminded of one of the most iconic Christmas weekends in the Berkshires, they can tune in to season 8’s “December: Berkshires County” and “Unhappy Holidays.” Later in season 9, fans can be reminded of Luann and Tom’s winter wedding and Bethenny’s holiday party in “A Countess No More.” Bethenny hosts another holiday party in season 10’s “Holidazed and Confused” right before they get the news that Luann was arrested. In season 11, Luann’s Christmas Cabaret is in full swing in “It’s Not You, It’s Miami” and “Jesus, the Countess, and Joseph” In season 13, the Housewives prepare for the jolly season in “Baby, It’s Cold Inside” and “Ho Ho Holidays.”
The Real Housewives Of Potomac
Season 5’s “Deck the Halls With Drama” was The Real Housewives of Potomac’s first Christmas episode. In it, Robyn and her husband Juan throw a holiday party for the cast and their friends. Rumors swirled that Juan was re-proposing to Robyn and that’s exactly what happened.
As great as the party was, it ended in screaming and fighting. The men were in a squabble and production had to tear them apart as Michael stormed the production area and broke the fourth wall. It was a juicy, festive episode.
The Real Housewives Of New Jersey
Like The Real Housewives of New York, The Real Housewives of New Jersey has a good number of Holiday episodes.
Season 3’s “Holidazed and Confused,” “There Arose Such a Clatter” and “Twas the Fight Before Christmas” were the series first Christmas episodes, which involved Melissa Gorga getting to know the family better at Kathy’s Christmas dinner. In season 6, Teresa and Joe hoped it wouldn’t be their last Christmas as they waited for their fate regarding their legal case in “Oh Christmas, Tre.” As it turned out, it was Teresa’s last Christmas before she went to jail. The opening of season 7 saw Teresa home for the first time in “Jingle Bells and Prison Cells.” Season 7’s Christmas episode was one of Teresa’s best episodes.
The Real Housewives Of Orange County
The Real Housewives of Orange County is the first city in The Real Housewives franchise but it only has two Christmas-related episodes. In the ninth season, fans can rewatch “Pretty Ugly” and “Not So Silent Night.”
In “Pretty Ugly,” Tamra and Heather were at a rocky point in their friendship but agreed to go to an ugly sweater party with their husbands and new (at the time) housewife, Lizzie. The episode was decent, but the main event was everyone’s ugly sweaters. Later in “Not So Silent Night,” Shannon hosted a Christmas party that ended in a screaming match between Heather and Tamra over Tamra and Eddie’s gym, Cut Fitness. The episode lacked Christmas cheer but shared some wild Tamra moments.
WWHL Christmas Specials
Watch What Happens Live isn’t The Real Housewives but considering Andy Cohen is the “Father” of the franchise, he’s had multiple housewives on his late-night talk show during the holiday season.
Two of the most memorable episodes were “12 Doorbells of Christmas” and the “O Come OG Faithful” Christmas special. Each episode had some of the best housewives on set as Cohen hosted holiday-related games and talked about juicy topics about their castmates. Think of these episodes as bonus The Real Housewives episodes!
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