Welcome to Miami and my short article on why I chose Real Madrid.
Welcome to Miami and my short article on why The Real Housewives of Miami It shouldn’t be edited. The drama has always been hot, thanks to the Latina women at the helm. The Real Housewives franchise has been different from other cities most of the time. It could be because of the lively atmosphere in the host city or the fact that the group of women were real friends. Whatever the case, Bravo has found a secret formula that works.
Despite the series being on hiatus for several years, the Miami women are back stronger than ever. The cast picked up where they left off with a mix of old and new. Thanks to this, fans were able to enjoy their beloved series without any hindrances, making the series undoubtedly one of the best on television.
The level of illusion is unparalleled on The Real Housewives of Miami.
Between the big drama and the big characters, the drama on 33101 moves at lightning speed. None of the women speak to one major storyline for the season, so there’s a lot of drama to go around. Sure, there are still the expected arguments, but it feels like it has an end point unlike other franchises. At times, it feels like the women are living in La La Land.
The season featured Julia Lemigova learning and singing opera (badly). Although she did it for love, the performance was beautifully awkward. Then we saw Larsa Pippen hosting a reception for her ex-boyfriend Marcus Jordan just five days after their breakup. The illusion was delicious and didn’t hurt anyone. It made for some good TV.
Fans get a comedic break.
Season 6 featured a crazy gondola ride in Mexico City that made me cry. What started out as a fun afternoon turned tragic after Lisa Hochstein tried to feed a dog she felt was homeless. The ride with the ladies of Miami will go down in history. Between the Island of Dolls, Julia and Jordi Abrera throwing up on the side, Lisa and Kiki Barth screaming at each other, and a mariachi band playing from above the water. The producers must have been in editing heaven.
I would recommend one change to the Real Housewives of Miami…
Okay, hear me out. If Bravo were to make one change, I would push the network to promote Kiki. This show is amazing and always adds her own unique flavor to each season. So it would be great to hear more about her story and life. Kiki doesn’t even try, she embodies the girl’s girl vibe. The mother of two is supportive and non-judgmental. What I especially love about her is her sense of “real life” that others like Lisa lack.
With Kiki, she doesn’t feel rushed, she’s not given any attention. She just acts like she really is. Sometimes, it often feels like she forgets the cameras are there. Kiki blends in so well with the other women, and her running and cheering on the green croquet court with one breast hanging out to the side makes me laugh every time I think of her.
East coast is the best coast
The bottom line is that Real Housewives of Miami is the best. It’s outrageous and so much fun. The women are not held to any standards, so they remind me of Real Housewives of New York and Real Housewives of New Jersey. The costumes are stunning, bright, and colorful. The cast is so well-rounded that they could have an episode full of “friends” and be okay with it. Unlike some West Coast franchises, Real Housewives of Miami is international, multilingual, and multicultural—the perfect blend of chaos and friendship.
The Golden Girls said it best: “Miami, Miami, you got style. Blue skies, sunshine, white sand for miles. When you live in this city, every day is perfect, and the coldest winters are warm and wonderful.” So please, Bravo, don’t go and break our hearts by messing with a good thing.
Tell us – do you like The Real Housewives of Miami as it is? Or would you like to see a change?
