The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills Season 11 Episode 16 will be officially available on September 8, 2021. The show is currently in its 11th season.
Whenever we talk about the Real Housewives series, the Beverly Hills version certainly takes the top spot. Since it first aired in 2010, this binge-worthy show has successfully managed to keep the fans hooked by plotting against one another, taking pricey and opulent trips, and sparking plenty of entertaining fights and controversies. Scott Dunlop is the creator of the series and it is produced under the Evolution Media banner. Bravo TV has the exclusive broadcasting rights of the show.
Here’s a sneak peek into all the crazy melodrama from the current season.
About The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills
The reality show explores the lives of several wealthy and privileged women from Beverly Hills, California, as well as the chaos and drama that permeates their life and career. The series was launched in October 2010 and has now produced eleven enthralling seasons. With every season, the popularity of the show has seen a significant spike. The devoted fans like watching the controversies emerge in the luxurious lives of these glamorous stars.
Season 11 of the show premiered in May this year and so far 15 episodes have been released. The fans are now highly anticipating the upcoming episode. The preview of episode 16 shows the dinner party hosted by Kathy coming to a sudden end after a barrage of allegations from others, Sutton lashing out at Kyle and Crystal sympathizing with Erika’s response.
The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills Season 11 Episode 16 Release Date and where to watch
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— Murad Merali (@MuradMerali) September 5, 2021
The brand new episode 16 of Season 11 releases on September 8, 2021. You can catch the new episodes on Bravo TV every Tuesday at 9:00 PM EST. Other platforms like Hulu and DIRECTV also stream the fresh episodes.
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