Two Real Housewives of New York City stars are saying goodbye to the Big Apple.
A temporary goodbye, that is. Luann de Lesseps and Sonja Morgan are reportedly getting their own show, and per Page Six, it's slated to be modeled after The Simple Life, the early-aughts series made famous by Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie. For those who missed the cultural phenomenon, on the Simple Life, the former BFFs traversed rural America, stopping in several small towns to live with a host family and take on house chores and odd jobs.
There's no telling how similar Luann and Sonja's show will be—no official network announcement has been made—but one thing's for sure: As long as the two Bravo stars are their usual wild and hilarious selves, the series is bound to be a hit.
Fans could also be seeing Luann and Sonja on Bravo's highly-anticipated Real Housewives of New York legacy show. No casting decisions have been announced, but the longtime Housewives are an obvious choice for the show, which Bravo announced plans for earlier this year. The network is also rebooting and recasting the tentpole RHONY series, with the hopes of recruiting a new and diverse cast for season 14.
"We're at a crossroads for RHONY," Andy Cohen told Variety at the time of the announcement. "We've spent a lot of time figuring out where to go. And the plan that we've come up with, I think, is a real gift to the fans."
He continued, "There are thousands of stories to tell here. This is the most multicultural, diverse, and energetic and exciting city in America: We are searching for a multicultural group of friends who really best reflect the most exciting city in the country. We're looking for a group of women who are real friends, and who are of diverse backgrounds, races and religions."
As for Luann and Sonja's new show, it's unclear where within the NBCUniversal portfolio it will air.
While we await additional details, read on to find out the fate of other top TV shows.
Blockbuster has closed shop at Netflix.
There's nothing Sort Of about it, a third season is coming to HBO Max.
Yellowjackets will buzz buzz back to our screen for a third season.
Searching for Italy has come to an end at CNN.
Tim Allen hasn't given up his Santa hat just yet! The Santa Clauses has been renewed for a second season.
Get ready for another semester at Essex College! The Sex Lives of College Girls has been renewed for a third season.
Just a month after its season two debut, Netflix canceled Warrior Nun.
Prepare for one last trip to Sanditon, as the British drama will end with season three.
Step Up's third season, which saw Christina Milian taking over the role of Collette from the late Naya Rivera, will be its last on Starz.
NBC is leaping into a new season of the Quantum Leap reboot.
The Nevers has been pulled from HBO Max, confirming that the HBO series will not have a second season.
Despite previously renewing the period drama ahead of its first season premiere, Starz has since reversed the renewal. Dangerous Liaisons is officially canceled.
The love is gone at HBO Max, as the streamer has canceled Love Life.
HBO Max has canceled the sex positive comedy ahead of its planned second season.
Legendary has been canceled after three seasons.
Fboy Island will not have a third season at HBO Max.
Los Espookys will not have a third season.
No more stories will be told at the Brightcliffe Home, as Netflix has canceled the Mike Flanagan-created drama.
Apple TV+'s psychological drama will be back with a new season.
Tell Me Lies was renewed by Hulu on Nov. 29.
Pack your bags, because The White Lotus has been renewed for a third season on HBO.
The hunt will end in 2023. That's right, Prime Video's Hunters series is ending in the new year.
Everything's Trash will not have a season two on Freeform.
An open and shut case! Partner Track has been canceled at Netflix.
Kelly Clarkson's syndicated talk show will run through 2025, NBCUniversal confirmed Nov. 7.
A Million Little Things is set for a fifth and final season on ABC.
On Nov. 7, Prime Video announced Carnival Row will return for a second and final season Feb. 17.
We're sold on this news! The Watcher will have a season two on Netflix.
While there won't be a second season of DAHMER - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, Ryan Murphy will bring two more serial killer stories to life for new installments of Monster.
After four seasons, genre-bending drama Westworld was canceled by HBO.
(E! and Bravo are both part of the NBCUniversal family.)