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Rain drops, breaking news, breaking news, breaking news.

Bracking news.

Bravo has hit pause on the rural housewives of Miami

amid low ratings.

All right, so let's get right into it. This is breaking news. The article just came on

Variety. Variety is like an established source. Okay. This isn't a tabloid and not somebody on

TikTok, honey. This is a reliable source from a credible publication by journalist Kate Arthur, who does a lot of reporting on Bravo and unscripted shows.

So she has written that after weeks of worried murmurs in the Bravo sphere about the status of the Real Housewives, Miami, a source confirms to variety that Bravo has indeed hit pause on the show, which concluded its seventh season in October.

The show, the beloved its seventh season in October. The show, the beloved Bravo fans,

is the least watch entry among the network's Real Housewives series.

Let's get right into it.

I'm not shocked.

I saw this coming, and the shocked. I saw this coming.

And the reason why I saw this coming is because a couple of things.

Let's start with the fact that the Real Housewives ultimate road trip,

celebrating 20 years of the franchise, having each city represented.

We got Teresa representing Jersey,

Portia representing Atlanta,

Vicki representing O.C.,

Giselle representing Potomac,

...