‘Real Housewives of Potomac’ Season 2: The 5 Craziest Moments From the RHOP Trailer
While the geographical location of Potomac might still remain a mystery to most (find it here), the drama the ladies brought in Season 1 of Real Housewives of Potomac is not in question! Bravo premiered the RHOP Season 2 trailer on Tuesday and it is fully stocked with sophistication and shade.
Get ready to welcome back Gizelle Bryant, Karen Huger, Robyn Dixon, Ashley Darby and Charrisse Jackson-Jordan to your television screens. Also joining the cast: Monique Samuels, a mother of two adorable kids and wife to former Washington Redskins offensive left tackle, Chris Samuels. Katie Rost, the “housewife” desperately seeking marriage in Season 1, announced in June she would not be returning after calling it quits with fiancé Andrew Martin.
Judging by the trailer, it doesn’t look like the ladies of Potomac will hold back this season, which premieres Sunday, April 2. Blowout fights, headache-inducing eye-rolls, and enough tears to fill the Potomac abound, and it can be hard to dig through to the shadiest bits. That’s why TV Insider has compiled the five most shocking moments from the trailer for your GIF-viewing pleasure. Thank us later.
If you’re a true Housewives fan, then you know it’s literally impossible to have a franchise where all the cast members play nice. Ashley and Robyn go toe-to-toe with each other…or should we say finger-to-finger?
Gizelle questions what status Monique would actually hold if it wasn’t for her retired NFL husband.
Ashley has always has issues with the women, and this Season 2 is no different. Watch out, Ashley: Charrisse is not not here for the games!
Rumors begin to swirl about Karen moving out of Potomac in the middle of the night and renting a home somewhere else.
Ashley and her hubby’s new restaurant might not be the only thing on the rocks.
Watch the full Real Housewives of Potomac trailer below:
Real Housewives of Potomac, Season premiere, April 2, 9/8c, Bravo
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