Dorinda Medley, Luann de Lesseps and Ramona Singer looked fashionable as ever as they left a taping of Watch What Happens Live in New York on Wednesday.
Medley, 58 – who has reunited with Luann, 58, and Ramona, 66, on her upcoming show The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: RHONY Legacy, looked chic in a low-cut, sparkly black blouse.
The star showed off her toned legs in matching shimmery shorts and added height to her look with black heels.
Dorinda wore her shoulder-length platinum blonde locks slightly curled for the night.
As for the glamour, the star enhanced her features with smokey eye makeup, bronzer and pink lipstick.
The unique handbag she carried featured a pirate-inspired motif of a skull and two crossed baguettes.
Luann looked stylish as ever in a black lace top under a matching velvet blazer. The reality star paired the outfit with black jeans and high heels.
She accessorized with dollar sign earrings.
Ramona wowed in a bright orange, red and yellow mini dress and gold heels.
The blonde beauty wore a white blazer draped over her shoulders and accessorized her look with a gold handbag.
Presenter Andy Cohen, 55, was also pictured leaving the studio after recording.
The executive producer of the Real Housewives franchise and WWHL wore a navy blue suit over a blue button-up shirt.
The first teaser trailer for their upcoming show The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: RHONY Legacy was released on Sunday during RHONY’s Season 14 finale.
Leggy! Medley, 58, looked chic in a plunging, sparkly blouse. The star showed off her toned legs in matching shimmery shorts and added height to her look with black heels
Unique: The unique handbag she carried featured a pirate-inspired motif of a skull and two crossed baguettes
Stylish: Luann, 58, looked stylish as ever in a black lace top under a matching velvet blazer
Chic in black: The reality star combined the outfit with black jeans and heels. She accessorized with dollar sign earrings
Wow! Ramona, 66, wowed in a bright orange, red and yellow mini dress and gold heels
Maintained: Presenter Andy Cohen, 55, was also pictured leaving the studio after recording. The executive producer of the Real Housewives franchise and WWHL wore a navy blue suit over a blue button-up shirt
The show reunites some of The Real Housewives of New York City’s former stars.
The short clip features the cast’s voices delivering some of their iconic lines.
It begins with Ramona saying, “Turtle time,” followed by Kelly Bensimon, 55, asking, “Does anyone want a gummy bear?”
Then Sonja Morgan, 59, is heard declaring: “I live for the path of shame.” Meanwhile, saying: “Be cool, don’t be so uncool.”
Kristen Taekman adds, “I have issues with your issues.”
Dorinda’s voice ends the promo as she screams, “I made it nice.”
The teaser doesn’t reveal when the series will premiere. However, Peacock announced earlier this year that it would be available to stream in December.
Luann and Sonja are also currently starring in Luann and Sonja: Welcome to Crappie Lake on Bravo.
The series debuted on Bravo in July and was praised by audiences.
After attempts to do a revival series fell through, Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: RHONY Legacy was officially announced at the NBCUniversal Upfront presentation in May, complete with a cast full of New York alums.
The fifth season is scheduled to take place in St. Barts. The Caribbean island is located about 30 km southeast of the island of Saint Martin and northeast of the Dutch islands of Saba and Sint Eustatius.
First Teaser: The first teaser trailer for their upcoming show “The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: RHONY Legacy” was released on Sunday during the season 14 finale of RHONY
Coming soon: The teaser doesn’t reveal when the series will premiere. However, Peacock announced earlier this year that it would be available to stream in December
All in all: The show will also star Sonja Morgan, Kelly Bensimon and Kristen Taekman; (LR) Singers, de Lesseps, Bensimon, Taekman and Medley in 2023
The first season was filmed in the Turks and Caicos Islands. The second season was filmed at Dorinda Medley’s Blue Stone Manor in Great Barrington, Massachusetts.
The third season took place in Thailand while the fourth took place in Marrakech, Morocco.
While fans will be happy to know that some of their favorites will be back on the air, there is one notable absence: Jill Zarin, who was supposed to appear in the original Legacy series.
Zarin allegedly went to war with Bravo executives during contract negotiations, which resulted in the original version of RHONY: Legacy dying on the operating table.
Recently, Zarin insisted that she played no role in the decision to pull the plug on the Legacy spin-off after it was reported that she was instrumental in negotiations getting out of hand.
“Legacy didn’t happen because it just wasn’t supposed to happen. That’s the truth,” she told Page Six. “It has nothing to do with me.” It has to do with the producers and what they decided. I do not really know.’
Another name fans might have liked to see at the reunion was Bethenny Frankel, who previously revealed that she had been invited to join the cast but had no interest in joining.
The original plan was to bring back MVPs from The Big Apple franchise for a full season of the traditional Housewives drama titled RHONY: Legacy, but the strategy changed to lock up the fan favorites for a short period of time.
Recap: The original cast of RHONY season 1 in 2008 (left to right – Ramona, Jill, Luann, Bethenny Frankel and Alex McCord)
Back in April, Page Six reported that Bravo was revamping RHONY: Legacy to be more reminiscent of their hit Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip series.
Sources told the network that the network is trying to bring back its RHONY reboot since the long-awaited revival series reportedly fell through during contract negotiations with the Housewives.
In January, Page Six reported that Bravo had “lost interest” in RHONY: Legacy due to a dispute over how much the cast should be paid.
The network reportedly paused contract negotiations as sources close to the cast said they believed they were being underestimated, while production insiders revealed the cast expected to be overpaid.