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Entertaining, but also kind of annoying. He was struck by the archetypes he saw: tennis bitches, men of leisure, boomerang kids. Dunlop initially envisioned a short film, but as reality TV started to boom in the early aughts, he realized that format might be a better bet. Her husband, Matt Keough, was a retired baseball player. They were always gone, and their three children sort of roamed the streets of Coto de Caza wild.

In early , Dunlop put together a sizzle reel to sell the show using the Keough family and a bitchy tennis wife named Kimberly Bryant. Cohen, who was in charge of production at Bravo at the time, was impressed. Bravo wanted to appeal to women and tell their stories, too, but with an entirely different sensibility.

Dunlop put out local newspaper ads to find more subjects. One was answered by a boy named Michael Wolfsmith, who wrote about his boundary-lacking mother: Vicki Gunvalson.

Through Vicki, Dunlop found another key player, a tall blonde going through a nasty divorce named Lauri Waring. Dunlop needed just one more woman to round out the cast. He and Rossi are now engaged and have a child. Conflict matters; conflict moves the story forward.

For the first time in Housewives history, the ladies will not be mentioning it all. A statement from a Bravo spokesperson reads: "Due to scheduling challenges around taping the reunion of The Real Housewives of New York City in a timely manner, Bravo confirmed there will not be a reunion for this season.

It's disappointing to not be able to bring the cast back together, but we are happy to have ended on such a high note with the finale, and are now shifting our focus to next season. Typically, all Housewives seasons end with a reunion wherein all the cast members — wearing high-sparkle eveningwear — gather to revisit the events of the season. The conversation is moderated by Bravo producer and host Andy Cohen , who incorporates fan-submitted questions into the discussion. Filmed over the course of one very long day, the reunions usually take up two or three episodes and often become highly contentious as the ladies who have watched most of the season by the time they reunite fight for the last word on their onscreen dramas.

This season of RHONY began with a cast shakeup: After season 12, fan favorite Dorinda Medley was put "on pause" ; Tinsley Mortimer had already left the show midseason to live with her now-ex boyfriend in Chicago.