There have been multiple installments of “Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip” so far. The most recent season featured most of the original cast of “The Real Housewives of New York” traveling to St. Barts. However, the most controversial is “RHUGT: Morocco,” as NBCUniversal has never released it.
The cast for the unaired “RHUGT” season includes Brandi Glanville, Phaedra Parks, Camille Grammer Meyer, Alex McCord, Gretchen Rossi, Eva Marcille, Vicki Gunvalson, and Caroline Manzo. This was supposed to be the fourth season of the show, which streams on Peacock and later airs on Bravo. The cast filmed the season in 2023.
“RHUGT: Morocco” Has Multiple Complete and Edited Episodes
Recently, the Instagram account “Everything Hwives” posted a tweet from “TV Secrets Revealed.” They captioned the post, “This tea is (allegedly!) piping hot!” The post states that NBC Universal has seven complete episodes of the show, and they handed both the edited and unedited versions over to the court.
Notably, “RHUGT: Morocco” hasn’t been released because former “Real Housewives of New Jersey” star Caroline Manzo is suing. According to Entertainment Tonight, she’s suing Bravo, NBC Universal, and Shed Media over a “traumatic” event that happened with Brandi Glanville, where Caroline felt that the former “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star had taken advantage of her.
It’s important to note that multiple cast members from “RHUGT: Morocco” have spoken out about the event. Specifically, they feel the show should air and have rebuffed Caroline’s account of the events.
Phaedra Parks told US Weekly, “Absolutely nothing [happened]. So, let’s roll the tapes! I was there, and honey, I was sober. Sober, sober. I really don’t drink, so I saw it all.” The post from Instagram also states that Bravo hopes the footage will lead to Caroline’s lawsuit being thrown out.
Caroline Manzo Filmed Confessionals For the Show
The Instagram post also says that Caroline Manzo sat down to film confessionals for “RHUGT: Morocco.” Specifically, the incident between her and Brandi occurred in January 2023. She is said to have filmed the confessionals from March to August of 2023. Caroline filed her lawsuit in January of 2024.
It’s worth noting that there’s no official confirmation that “RHUGT Morocco” will be released. However, both the cast and Andy Cohen have expressed a desire for the public to see it. Additionally, their taking the time to edit the show provides a bit of hope that Bravo and NBC Universal might have plans to let the public see the season after the lawsuit is officially over.
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The Unaired ‘RHUGT: Morocco’ Season Could Finally be Released