Aside from Webb, Ann Kaplan Mulholland, Grego Minot, Joan Kelley Walker, and Roxy Earle were all in the virtual chat, with the caption, “Saturday night with the wives .... stay tuned. We’ve got some news for you!!!”
But on April 22, the wives confirmed that they will be doing a weekly web-series via YouTube. Watch the first full episode below!
Many of the ladies shared the news via their official social media pages.
"You first met us in your living rooms when we entrained you....and we felt we could all do with some laughs right about now as we’re quarantined to our living rooms...so we’re back, Zoom style, in quarantine," Roxy shared on Instagram. "We randomly filmed our weekly zoom catch up and realized that might be fun for RHOT fans so we’re filming our weekly catch ups each week to share on YouTube. I swear I won’t have wet hair and a tracksuit on for the next one lol but this is real life. Link in bio to watch @joankelleywalkerofficial @annkaplan_ownit @gregominot @jogajana"
The Housewives are in quarantine and we’re inviting you to join u!!! Go to #youtube Real Housewives of Toronto Real Life RHOT-RL ... FYI: I am the funny one (in case it is not apparent). #RHOTRL #RealHousewivesRealLife #RealHouseeives Join us," wrote Ann Kaplan Mulholland.
Joan Kelley Walker shared a RHOT throwback photo of the ladies in Spain for their cast trip. "Throwback to this wild ride in Barcelona Spain! So many amazing memories! Travel, adventure, beautiful friendships," Joan wrote. "Many things to be grateful for. . @jogajana @luxuriousroxy @annkaplan_ownit @gregominot . Check out our first newly launched YouTube episode. Link in my bio. . #TBT #RHOTRL #Quarantine #friendships #positiveenergy #travel #adventure"
Jana Joan and Grego promoted the web-series via their Instagram Stories.
On Tuesday, March 7, 2017, the series premiered on Canadian network Slice and ran for only ten episodes with no reunion special.
In June 2017, the network confirmed that the show wasn't returning for a second season. “I thought the first season was really fun, but whether we do Toronto again, or maybe even another city, I don’t know,” Barbara Williams, Programming Chief of Corus Entertainment told Toronto Star at the time. “We won’t bring it back right away in the fall. We may take a bit of a break.”
Photo Credit: Slice
