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Former Real Housewives Gather at Dorinda Medley's Blue Stoned Manor for Season 2 of Real HW's Ultimate Girl's Trip
The season one Real Housewives: Ultimate Girl’s Trip hasn’t even aired yet, and Bravo has already assembled another stellar cast for its second installment. For season 2, Dorinda Medley makes it nice (or not so nice) for Jill Zarin, Taylor Armstrong, Brandi Glanville, Vicki Gunvalson, Tamra Judge, Phaedra Parks, and Eva Marcell at her Blue Stone Manor home in The Berserkshires. Filming began last week and plans to conclude this week. Various pictures have been snapped and posted courtesy of @therealhousewifeallstars on Instagram.
As mentioned before, this series will only be airing on NBC’s streaming Peacock Network, but I’m guessing that it will eventually end up on Bravo or E! As well. But in the meantime, if you are interesting in paying (as I certainly am), these are your options. The streaming service has three plans you can choose from depending on how much content you want to watch and if you don’t mind advertisements. First, there is Peacock the plan, which is completely free and lets you watch hours of your favorite movies and shows, including Spanish-language series. Next is Peacock Premium, which you can get for $5 per month. It gives you access to the same things as the first level but includes more films and shows, live sports including WWE, exclusive Peacock shows like the Saved by the Bell reboot, and Girls5Eva. Lastly, there is Peacock Premium Plus for $10 per month which essentially gives you everything from Premium but without any ads and download titles for offline mobile viewing so you can have entertainment anytime you want.
I really hate that they have us over the barrel like this, but to quote Joe Giudice, “It is what it is, ya know what I mean?”. The first season reportedly debuts sometime in November of this year.
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