'Vanderpump Rules' Reunion. Griffen Nagel/Bravo Logo text Vanderpump Rules has added yet another spinoff to its television universe — this time, set at Lisa Vanderpump‘s mint hotel in Sin City.
The news was unveiled at NBCUniversal‘s 2026 Upfronts on Monday morning, alongside a slew of additional Bravo programming additions. Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas, which is described as a limited series, is one of two new shows the network has ordered, alongside Secrets, Lies, Texas Wives.
Vanderpump Rules heads to Las Vegas as the original series was notably left off the list of renewals ordered by Bravo. Among those, the latest Real Housewives entry based in Rhode Island will return for a second season; the network also revealed that The Real Housewives of Rhode Island is currently pacing as the network’s second biggest series across platforms, behind only The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
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In Bravo-related news, Summer House star Ciara Miller is also heading to Fiji (and Peacock) to co-host the Love Island USA companion series Aftersun, alongside Tefi Pessoa.
The Valley: Persian Style (an extension of the VPR universe), Wife Swap: The Real Housewives Edition, Below Deck Down Under, Married to Medicine, Southern Charm, Summer House, Real Housewives of Salt Lake City and Top Chef were all renewed, joining previously announced returnees Below Deck, Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen and the Potomac, New York City and New Jersey iterations of the Real Housewives.
Marking the 20th season of the first Real Housewives franchise, the upcoming installment of Orange County will premiere on July 9. Adding to the network’s celebration of two decades of the Housewives, the previously announced Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Roaring 20th will debut on Aug. 9.
Bravo’s summer slate will include the premiere of Below Deck Mediterranean season 11 on June 8; season three of The McBee Dynasty on June 15; and the return of Next Gen NYC on June 24.
Somewhat elaborating on the success of Next Gen NYC, which features a cast of four children of Housewives, Peacock also announced a vertical video unscripted series called Campus Confidential: Miami. It will focus on “an elite group of students,” including Georgia Gay, the daughter of RHOSLC star Heather Gay.
Vanderpump Rules went through a revamp for its 12th season, sporting an all-new cast after 11 installments. The reboot was a tall task for Bravo, which spotlighted a fresh group of employees at Vanderpump’s West Hollywood restaurant SUR.
After it was revealed that Vanderpump Rules would return to its roots (that of spotlighting LVP’s SURvers), some Bravo viewers argued the show should have instead moved to Las Vegas, where Vanderpump owns a series of restaurants, and now, a new hotel. The conversation swirled so much amongst fans that The Hollywood Reporter asked executive producer Alex Baskin about the potential for a Sin City-set VPR in March.
“We’ve talked about that in passing. I’m not sure it exists in the same form,” he said at the time. “There are reasons it makes sense, but [the VPR season 12 cast] really announced itself to us. Obviously, SUR itself is so iconic, and we had a back alley that needed to be used again.”
The logline for Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas reads, “Lisa Vanderpump has been ruling over the Las Vegas strip for years now, with three hotspot restaurants serving up chic cocktails in her signature whimsical settings. Now, she is expanding her Vegas empire through the opening of her high-profile namesake hotel. In this limited series, we follow the behind-the-scenes dash to make the property worthy of the Vanderpump brand. LVP shares what inspired her newest enterprise and pulls back the curtain on the down-to-the-wire drama. The series will culminate at The Vanderpump Hotel’s lavish opening party, with fan-favorite Bravolebrities celebrating the launch.”
Secrets, Lies, Texas Wives (a title that sounds eerily similar to Hulu’s Secret Lives of Mormon Wives) also joins Bravo. The description of the show reads, “In the heart of Texas Hill Country is the picture‑perfect town of Boerne where wealth, beauty, faith and family reign supreme. Centered on a tight-knit circle of glamorous women, this series follows their lives as they raise families, run ranches and farms and manage sparkling social calendars in a town rooted in rodeos and tradition. Behind the polished smiles and Sunday sermons, however, there are intimate relationships and forbidden romances that test loyalties and marriages, jeopardizing the town’s pristineimage and proving that perfection is far more complicated than anyone could imagine.”
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