Andy Cohen Teases a "Huge Bombshell" at the Real Housewives of Miami Season 7 Reunion
Both Andy Cohen and Alexia Nepola are really looking forward to the upcoming reunion for The Real Housewives of Miami Season 7. The RHOM cast member sat down with the reunion host during
Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Thursday, Sept. 11, where they teased at what's to come from the big event.
"There was, I would call it, a huge bombshell dropped," Andy said. "Wouldn't you?"
"I think so, too," Alexia said, agreeing with Andy. "We like, both fell out of our chair."
"I mean, actually, actually, yes," he said. "Something huge."
Alexia also had a lot of thoughts about the reunion, which was filmed in NYC on Thursday, Aug. 8. "I felt like there was a lot of different things going on," she noted. "But I really do want to believe that a lot of us walked out of there in a good place."
"'Cause that's what it's supposed to be. But, you know, to be determined," she added. "We'll see because then there's social media. And then that kind of ruins everything."
Guerdy Abraira teases "shocking" RHOM Season 7 reunion
Guerdy Abraira spoke with The Daily Dish at DIRECTV's Plot Twist - Featuring Bravo event in NYC on Aug. 12, where she admitted that the
RHOM Season 7 reunion was "shocking." She explained that she and her fellow mojito-holders "were under the impression that something was the way it was," but then the bombshell completely changed things.
"So this whole time I'm looking at them like, 'Wait, this whole [thing], this has been happening and we didn't know it?!" she said. "It's really, really historic, I don't know what else to say."
She reiterated that this piece of information is pretty major. "If they were to pick the 10 biggest Bravo moments, this would be one of them," she added.
Alexia Nepola reveals her big takeaway from the RHOM Season 7 reunion
Alexia spoke with The Daily Dish at the same event, where she admitted that filming the RHOM Season 7 reunion was "intense." But, she revealed that she was able to get some resolution during the taping, and was able to get dinner with cast members, Marysol Patton and Julia Lemigova, afterward.
"So we leave there, and then we're still having dinner separately, so like, I don't know," she said. "Like for me, I have resolution, you know? I'm the kind of person that once I get it out and I say whatever I have to say, I'm ready to move on. I forget about it and I just move on."
Kiki Barth opens up about "shocking" RHOM Season 7 reunion
Kiki Barth also opened up about the reunion during an Aug. 19 interview at Bravo HQ Live. "Oh my God, the reunion...All I have to say guys, it was so much shocks, so much bomb drops," she said. "The way to put it would be, right now we're on Season 7. Might as well put the whole reunion as Season 8 on its own."
"Just watch out," she added. "It's going to be so shocking, so amazing, but also, it's Miami, girls. We gotta bring the fun, too."
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Erin Lichy Opens Up About Her New Cookbook and Her Future on ‘The Real Housewives of New York’
Erin Lichy is turning the page and starting a new chapter.
The Real Housewives of New York star just released her first cookbook, “She’s a Host: An Unbuttoned Cookbook for Elegant Entertaining.” A guide to becoming the perfect host for family and friends, the realtor’s brand-new book arrives just in time for the holiday season. While the future of RHONY remains unclear, the TV personality broke down her therapeutic process writing this book, the exciting opportunities her now very public life has offered, and her thoughts on her place in the Bravo-verse.
“I’m really excited and also a little nervous,” Lichy gushed to Parade weeks ahead of the launch of her first-ever book. “Writing the book was very therapeutic.”
As fans may remember, Lichy went through some turbulent times last year as she dealt with the passing of her father, which was documented on the latest season of RHONY.
“I dedicated the book to him, and so many of my childhood memories are around food and my family culture and us eating together and Shabbat dinners and community.” For Lichy, the book came at the perfect time, as she calls it the “creative outlet that she needed.”
The cookbook certainly feels like a natural extension of Lichy’s career, as many of her scenes on RHONY include her hosting her family and friends, throwing dinner parties and highlighting her community.
“My door is just constantly revolving,” she explained. “That’s how we like to live, so the concept of the book is to teach people how to host without that nervousness or that barrier to entry.”
The title alone dives into this very idea: “An unbuttoned cookbook for elegant entertaining.” As Lichy explains, you don’t need much to make people feel comfortable and at home. “I literally give tips and tricks on how to make a small space feel big, how to extend a table … if you just have really great music, good lighting, good florals, you can create little environments in your home where people feel engaged and comfortable and want to stay awhile.”
By writing the book, Lichy was able to put pen to paper, finally jotting down all of the experiences she has had making her loved ones feel comfortable, safe, and at home in her own space.
As for future writing projects, Lichy is all in after her first experience with this book. “I want to write more and have it be more storytelling and things I’ve learned along the way,” she teased us. While saying that it wouldn’t be a memoir “just yet,” she promises that she has the “writing itch.”
As for Lichy’s future on The Real Housewives of New York, she insists she is “excited” about the future of the beloved series.
“I see people talking about it,” she teased. “I am going to BravoCon and that’s out there, so there’s that. I’m excited about the future of RHONY, I really am.”
In the meantime, Lichy is looking forward to the upcoming holiday season, during which she plans to spend quality time with family and friends, incorporating her tips and tricks from her book and her own cocktail recipes, which she has paired with her very own mezcal brand, Mezcalum.
“More community, more love and more shared experiences,” she gushed. “I love being in the city in the fall and Christmastime because I get to enjoy the arts more and go to shows. Last year was not a great year for me, so I am excited for a better year.” She then added, with a smile, “and I’m excited for BravoCon!”
“She’s a Host: An Unbuttoned Cookbook for Elegant Entertaining” is available to order now where books are sold.
