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New Casting Rumors Emerge For Peacock’s Upcoming ‘RHOM’ Revival; Filming To Begin In May, Says Source!


New casting rumors have emerged about the upcoming Real Housewives of Miami reboot. We are breaking the latest tea down surrounding the Bravo hit reality series. Find out who's in, who's out, who almost made it back, and much more below!

According to the Instagram fan page, RHOM.Peacock, former cast members Alexia Echevarria and Lisa Hochstein have already signed their contracts.

The outlet adds that Adriana de Moura, who appeared in all three seasons, is still negotiating her contract. 


Meanwhile, the source reveals that Larsa Pippen filmed pre-season scenes with Hochstein, while the scenes will most likely appear on the show, it's unclear whether or not she will return. However, other sources claim otherwise. 


The Instagram page shared a screenshot of an email that states the following: “I have it on good authority that Lisa, Larsa, Alexia, and most likely Adriana will all be back. Lisa & Larsa have been shooting pre-season stuff, non of it will most likely make the air but maybe in a flashback. Larsa, Lisa, and Alexia all have signed talent holds too. Adriana won’t sign anything unless she has a full contract.”

When the Instagram page asked their insider about Pippen’s potential return, the source (via-email) wrote the following: 


“She may not, however, NBC/Peacock has placed her under a talent hold. They are common for reality shows when they’re interested in the person, but not ready to fully commit to them. Larsa also filmed a test scene with Lisa about two weeks ago on a boat.” 

In the caption of the post, the Instagram page wrote, “Larsa on the other hand has been seen filming with Lisa for pre-season stuff. The only reason I say “?” Is because another source told me that she wasn’t really an option. So maybe she is just a guest of the show.”

UPDATE: Sources reveal that Pippen has been given a contract but she still hasn’t signed it.

"She’s still considering it," the source told Radar Online.

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The source also revealed that original cast member Marysol Patton will not come back. “Marysol won’t be back, her only appeal was Mama Elsa, who unfortunately passed about two years ago. Joanna obvs is out. Lea said no because she’s in LA now. Lisa 100% will be back though.”

In the caption of the post, RHOM.Peacock reveals an update on the casting rumors for Latin Superstar singer, Paulina Rubio, and Orianne Cevey, who is Phil Collin's ex-wife. 

The page shared, “Last I heard, Paulina Rubio was still in the running, but there had not been any discussion of a contract with her.”

As for Orianne, the page added that “Orianne did not mesh with the group.”


In a separate post, the Instagram page revealed that the upcoming revival series is set to commence filming in May of 2021.


The page wrote the following: “The Real Housewives of Miami is rumored to commence filming in May of 2021!!! According to a source in Alexia’s circle, Alexia, and Lisa are set to return and Adriana is still negotiating her paycheck. WHO’S EXCITED!! #rhom”

However, a day later the page shared a new casting update for the upcoming revival series. 


The post includes a photo edit of De Moura, Hochstein, Echevarria, Pippen, and Rubio. The post's caption read as, “Compiling everything we know so far, THIS, along with new Housewives, will be the cast of The Real Housewives of Miami season 4 reboot!! What do you think of the alleged cast? Anyone you want back? #rhom #rhomiami #bravotv.”

In February 2021, it was confirmed that RHOM is in development at NBC Universal’s streaming service Peacock. A reboot of the reality series has officially been greenlit during the Television Critics Association Press Tour via PEOPLE.

Andy Cohen is set to executive produce alongside Matt Anderson, Nate Green and Cooper Green at Purveyors of Pop.

Sources revealed that former cast members, as well as potential new hopefuls, are vying for a spot on the upcoming reboot.

“I hear everyone and their mother is auditioning,” an insider told Page Six.

Sources reveal that former cast members Marysol Patton and Lisa Hochstein are angling for a return, while another source share that Pippen and Alexia Echevarria could be coming back for the reboot.

Along with some familiar faces, the insider adds that “some young, fresh, unknown, rich young housewives with lots of money and amazing homes” want to join the series.

A few weeks back, TMZ reported that Joanna Krupa and Lea Black were not returning for the revival of the series. The site claimed that the reason why Black is out is due to her bicoastal living situation, as she spends several months out of the year at her L.A. home.

As far as Joanna - she has no plans to return to the series as she now resides in Los Angeles with her husband and daughter. The model turned reality star released a statement to the outlet as to why she will not be returning. 

“In 8 years I have grown a lot as a person and my priorities in life have changed especially after having an amazing little girl. I love to work, I have great and long-lasting TV shows in Poland, and continue doing other projects,” she told TMZ.

She added, “Women need to uplift and support each other and I would never at this point in my life consider doing a show that would cause me stress and engage in unnecessary drama. I wish everyone luck and huge success that will be part of the reboot.”

The series, which was the seventh iteration of the Real Housewives franchise, originally ran for three seasons from 2011 to 2013 and is just one of two installments to ever be canceled. The Real Housewives of D.C. ended after one season in 2010.

In February 2021, sources confirmed that the reality show is in fact returning to Bravo. “The Real Housewives of Miami is coming back and Bravo is already in the full swing of interviewing potential cast mates to hire,” a source told Entertainment Tonight.

Sources claim that producers were looking to add a diverse cast. “They have started interviewing a bunch of different women,” the insider told Us Weekly. “They want to have a very diverse cast and are speaking to women from all different backgrounds.”

The source adds that a few of the potential cast members have already been interviewed “several times” and the network is getting “very close to narrowing down a cast.”

Back in November, Andy Cohen revealed on the “Everything Iconic” podcast that he was trying to get NBCUniversal — which owns Bravo — to pick up a new season of the show for the NBCUniversal streaming service, Peacock.

“I have really been trying to get Peacock to pick up Miami,” he said. “I don’t know if I’m allowed to say this. I don’t know where we are with that. I have to say the fans of Miami are still very vocal, and so I’ve been an advocate for Peacock bringing back Miami.”

RHOM made its debut in February 2011 - the original cast consisted of Lea Black, Adriana de Moura, Alexia Echevarria, Marysol Patton, Larsa Pippen, and Cristy Rice. Pippin and Rice left the show, and Lisa Hochstein, Joanna Krupa, Ana Quincoces, and Karent Sierra joined the cast for seasons 2 and 3.

In January 2021, it was reported that Bravo is “revisiting” the series and is in “preliminary conversations for a potential return,” according to Page Six.

The reboot could include some former cast members, as well as Phil Collins’ ex-wife Orianne Cevey — who has been going through a long series of legal proceedings with the singer over his multimillion-dollar Miami manse. Sources said that the cast of the reboot could also include Latin superstar Paulina Rubio.

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