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The women attend many events and parties and mingle with prominent political figures, all while dealing with their own personal dramas and squabbling. Michaele throws a polo event where the guests include Ambassadors, and the girls engage in a fight there. Many of the women do not like Michaele at all and feel as if she is fake. Michaele is bothered by this, so she tries to throw another party, this time inviting everyone over to her family winery to stomp grapes and have a wine tasting. The party ends up being a disaster when Michaele and her husband start to gossip about one of Mary's children. Michaele and her husband scheme some more when they hear about Cat's book deal. They decide to try to write a book of their own. Michaele and her husband even end up attending a state dinner at the White House that they were not invited too. The resulting controversy ends up being an embarrassment for the group, who pride themselves on being classy.
The Real Housewives of DC is a Reality series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (13 episodes). The series first aired on August 5, 2010. It has poor reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 2.4.
The Real Housewives of DC is available for streaming on the Bravo website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The Real Housewives of DC on demand at Amazon, Vudu, hayu, Google Play, iTunes online.
- Bravo
- 1 Season, 13 Episodes
- August 5, 2010
- Reality
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/10 - Cast: Mary Schmidt Amons, Howard Nelson Cromwell, Lynda Erkiletian, Catherine Ashley Ommanney
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The D.C. housewives reunite to discuss the events of the first season in the explosive second part of the two part reunion special.
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The D.C. housewives reunite to discuss the events of the first season in the first part of the two part reunion special.
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Hosted by Bravo's Andy Cohen, the ladies of Washington, D.C., Mary Amons, Lynda Erkiletian, Cat Ommanney, Michaele Salahi and Stacie Turner, get together to set the record straight on some of the most talked-about antics of the season and answer some of America's most burning questions.
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The news reports come out fast and furious about Michaele Salahi and her husband Tareq's attendance of the White House State Dinner leading to hearings and damage control which are closely monitored by the other wives as well as the rest of the country.
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Stacie gets ancestry information from the Nigerian embassy; Cat steers clear of Erika; Lynda works on her upcoming fashion event.
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Cat finally finishes her book and shares some of the juicy parts with the other Housewives. Meanwhile, the Salahis decide to write a book of their own about family drama
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Michaele asks Stacie to her help find a home to buy in DC, but when Tareq's family turmoil becomes too much to handle, Michaele realizes the family drama is just beginning.
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A pleasant day at the winery takes an awkward turn when the Salahis accuse Mary Schmidt Amons' daughter of car theft.
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Lynda adjusts to living in the mansion. Cat is suspicious of Michaele and Tareq.
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While Cat is busy writing a series of books, Michaele and Stacie head to Europe.
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In order to make nice with the other ladies, Michaele invites Cat and Mary to go horseback riding with her. Then, Mary has trouble accepting the fact that her daughter has moved back in with her. Later, Stacie throws a dinner party to showcase her cooking skills.
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Teresa and Jacqueline get an invitation they just can't refuse, but worlds collide and tempers flare as they are face to face with Danielle for the first time.
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Tareq Salahi announced the other day that Michaele Salahi had gone missing, and that he needed everyone's help to find her. Michaele was found later by TMZ, who reported that the "Real Housewives" star was in Memphis, and had run off with the guitarist for the band Journey. Was this just a really horrible publicity stunt?
Sorry D.C. - your "Real Housewives" just don't cut the mustard.
Bravo has officially pulled the plug on "The Real Housewives of D.C." Andy Cohen, Bravo’s executive vice president of original programming and development, told The Washington Post “we had an amazing season and we told stories that were unique to any other in the franchise.
