Watch The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 3 Episode 8 Online Vanderpump Rules free and Download The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 3 Episode 8 3x8 show The hit Bravo franchise heads to the glamorous
city that defines luxurious wealth and pampered privilege, a city where
being seen and who you know is everything - Beverly Hills. The
critically acclaimed series, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,
returns for a second season of glitz,
glamor, and high drama. All six original over-the-top housewives are
back including: Taylor Armstrong, Camille Grammer, Adrienne Maloof, Kim
Richards, Kyle Richards, and Lisa Vanderpump. Though not official
"housewives", this season the ladies are joined by two new friends:
Brandi Glanville and Dana Wilkey, who certainly know how to spice things
up in the world's most famous zip code.
The series offers a glimpse inside the world of luxurious wealth and pampered privilege, but as we learned last season -- in Beverly Hills, luxury has its price. Sisters Kim and Kyle are still trying to mend their relationship after last season's blowout fight, but with Kim focused on a new boyfriend, her relationship with her family and the other ladies seems to not to be a priority. Lisa continues to be the voice of reason, but with six opinionated housewives, the witty Brit begins to ruffle some very expensive feathers. Camille is back and focused on starting her new life without husband, Kelsey. She's determined to stay away from the drama, but she's also not one to hold her tongue. Adrienne is forced to make some serious business decisions and when she introduces the ladies to her friend, Brandi, she is also forced to break up a few fights. Last but certainly not least, Taylor and her husband Russell have always put business before pleasure, but it's had a major impact on their relationship. As Taylor struggles with a loveless marriage, she acts out against the other women and falls on the shoulder of her friend Dana for support. While each of the ladies have their share of drama, they also know how to have fun in true Beverly Hills style. With trips to Hawaii, Vegas, and Beaver Creek, jaw-dropping parties, and shopping sprees on Rodeo Drive --The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills do not disappoint.
I have followed every city's version of the Real Housewives franchise and believe this is the most intriguing and addicting of the franchise thus far.
"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" accomplishes superbly what the initial location - Orange County - set out to show the public: a peek behind the gates and into the lives of the fabulously wealthy. While the initial season of Orange County's opening credits featured an opening gate and a theme song reminiscent of that of "The Twilight-zone", Beverly Hills opens with a theme song as light and bubbly as the pink Veuve Cliqot Brut Rose served at Lisa Vanderpump's restaurant "Villa Blanca." Somehow this seems to convey that peeking into the luxurious worlds of the housewives doesn't feel as voyeuristic as it did when the franchise began.
The Beverly Hills series takes viewers behind the lives of some of the most awesomely wealthy households in America. The extravagances of daily living in Beverly HIlls are incomprehensible to most Americans outside of the 90210 zip code . . . private jets, personal limos, houses full of servants, nannies, cross-continental flights on a whim, and world-renowned designer ateliers on speed dial are just some of the mind-boggling aspects of life in Beverly Hills that make the series deliriously irresistible to viewers. While all of the Housewives series' have showcased those with extraordinary lifestyles, the extravagance of the Beverly HIlls lifestyle is like F. Scott Fitzgerald's Jay Gatsby to the nth power.
The series offers a glimpse inside the world of luxurious wealth and pampered privilege, but as we learned last season -- in Beverly Hills, luxury has its price. Sisters Kim and Kyle are still trying to mend their relationship after last season's blowout fight, but with Kim focused on a new boyfriend, her relationship with her family and the other ladies seems to not to be a priority. Lisa continues to be the voice of reason, but with six opinionated housewives, the witty Brit begins to ruffle some very expensive feathers. Camille is back and focused on starting her new life without husband, Kelsey. She's determined to stay away from the drama, but she's also not one to hold her tongue. Adrienne is forced to make some serious business decisions and when she introduces the ladies to her friend, Brandi, she is also forced to break up a few fights. Last but certainly not least, Taylor and her husband Russell have always put business before pleasure, but it's had a major impact on their relationship. As Taylor struggles with a loveless marriage, she acts out against the other women and falls on the shoulder of her friend Dana for support. While each of the ladies have their share of drama, they also know how to have fun in true Beverly Hills style. With trips to Hawaii, Vegas, and Beaver Creek, jaw-dropping parties, and shopping sprees on Rodeo Drive --The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills do not disappoint.
I have followed every city's version of the Real Housewives franchise and believe this is the most intriguing and addicting of the franchise thus far.
"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" accomplishes superbly what the initial location - Orange County - set out to show the public: a peek behind the gates and into the lives of the fabulously wealthy. While the initial season of Orange County's opening credits featured an opening gate and a theme song reminiscent of that of "The Twilight-zone", Beverly Hills opens with a theme song as light and bubbly as the pink Veuve Cliqot Brut Rose served at Lisa Vanderpump's restaurant "Villa Blanca." Somehow this seems to convey that peeking into the luxurious worlds of the housewives doesn't feel as voyeuristic as it did when the franchise began.
The Beverly Hills series takes viewers behind the lives of some of the most awesomely wealthy households in America. The extravagances of daily living in Beverly HIlls are incomprehensible to most Americans outside of the 90210 zip code . . . private jets, personal limos, houses full of servants, nannies, cross-continental flights on a whim, and world-renowned designer ateliers on speed dial are just some of the mind-boggling aspects of life in Beverly Hills that make the series deliriously irresistible to viewers. While all of the Housewives series' have showcased those with extraordinary lifestyles, the extravagance of the Beverly HIlls lifestyle is like F. Scott Fitzgerald's Jay Gatsby to the nth power.
