Larsa Pippen once again “offered a role” on the new Real Housewives Of Miami … after promises that the reboot will be more “diverse” than the previous cast
Looks like she might be back on the show that made her a real housewife.
ET Online reports that Larsa Pippen has been given a “role” in the new Real Housewives Of Miami, which was announced earlier this month.
A source told the press that the former 46-year-old star of the NBA star, Scottie Pippen, “was offered a role on The Real Housewives in Miami and is considering him”.
Came back? Larsa Pippen would have “offered a role” in the new reboot of Real Housewives Of Miami; seen on Instagram
And, although Bravo does not yet have any official comment on the restart of RHOM, the casting has begun.
The news comes after it was previously reported that the new version of the series, which aired for the first time three seasons ago a decade ago, will be more diverse this time around.
Earlier this month, Entertainment Tonight claimed that The Real Housewives Of Miami is back on the cable channel after it was originally aired from 2011 to 2013.
But the birth series will be much more “diverse”, according to UsWeekly, than the previous cast that included Joanna Krupa, Alexia Echevarria and Kim Kardashian’s ex-girlfriend Larsa.
Seen back in RHOM season 1 in 2011: a source revealed that 46-year-old former NBA star Scottie Pippen is considering “a new stage in the show
Pippen, however, appeared only in the first season of the show, in only seven episodes.
Other stars of the show were Marysol Patton, Lea Black, Adriana de Moura and Cristy Rice. Lisa Hochstein, Ana Quincoces and Karent Sierra were brought in later.
The new show is in full swing, it was claimed by ET.
Earlier this month: UsWeekly said that Real Housewives Of Miami is returning to Bravo after initially airing from 2011 to 2013 for three seasons. In the photo: (lr) Lisa Hochstein, Lea Black, Adriana De Moura, Joanna Krupa, Alexia Echevarria
“They started interviewing a lot of different women,” an insider told us.
“They want to have a very diverse cast and talk to women from all walks of life.”
Candidates have already been interviewed “several times”, it was added and Bravo would be “very close to restricting distribution”.
Veterinarians: But the birth series will be much more “diverse” than the previous distribution (Hochstein, Krupa, Echevarria and Black, presented in 2013)
In November, Bravo star Andy Cohen suggested that a new RHOM could happen.
When he went to “Everything Iconic” with Danny Pellegrino, Andy said, “I really tried to get Peacock to take Miami.
“I don’t know if I’m allowed to say that.” I don’t know where we are with this.
She’s been on the show and may be back: Kim Kardashian’s ex-boyfriend, Larsa, seen in January
He added: “The problem with the third season was that ratings dropped as they went on and down for the reunion, which is usually the opposite of what happens.
“I think he made the decision not to pick it up.”
And one’s father said fans really want a fourth season for NBC’s streaming service, Peacock.
Bravo declined to comment when asked about the possibility of the show returning.
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