Fans are fed up with The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. What was once the most popular show of the series is slowly losing ground with viewers. Though there are tons of factors, it seems people are burnt out on their shenanigans. Namely, all the legal trouble the Beverly Hills cast has gotten into. It’s hard to support people you know are just honestly terrible human beings. What is interesting is, the very reason people started watching the show is why people stopped. There is a fine line between entertaining TV and non stop drama, and fans are starting to walking away.
It started for many people when Lisa Vanderpump left after ‘Puppygate’. But it was Erika Jayne and her estranged husband, Tom Girardi, that really caused people to start losing interest. Once the world found out they were embezzling from clients, it changed the whole dynamic on the show. There is also the Kyle Richards drama which some are just so over.
Fans Are Fed Up With The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
Via Screenrant:
“While viewers who have tuned into RHOBH season 12, the reported worst season, since May, agree that Garcelle Beauvais, Sutton Stracke, and Crystal Kung Minkoff are the reigning MVPs of Beverly Hills, many long-time fans are tired of the ladies’ constant conflicts and toxicity. While it’s true that one appeal of reality television is the drama that comes with it, Reddit user u/Greygardens123 pointed out that RHOBH is no longer enjoyable because it has lost the fun and carefree spark it used to have. Between Erika’s drunken behavior towards Garcelle’s son Jax, Lisa’s meltdowns on and off camera, and newcomer Diana Jenkins’ arguments with Sutton throughout the season, viewers are missing LVP and the other original women more than ever.”
Fans are fed up with The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. While cast drama can be fun to watch, there was just too much recently. And ripping off less fortunate people is just a genuine scumbag move. But how much will this fallout affect the show? Well now we wait to see how Bravo handles it.
