Bravo announced an exciting slate of new and returning shows at this morning’s NBC Upfronts. However, some fans were left unsatisfied and a bit concerned after shows like The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, The Valley, Southern Hospitality and Ladies of London: The New Reign were left out of the renewals announcement.

With no word on the aforementioned shows at Upfronts, Bravoholics began to assume the worst. Is RHOBH getting paused after a season that left even Sarah Michelle Gellar feeling bored? And is The Valley without Jax Taylor the nail in the coffin for the Vanderpump Rules spinoff? While these shows may have been snubbed in the 2026 lineup, that doesn’t necessarily mean they’ve been canceled for good.

A Bravo rep told DECIDER, “Since these shows are currently airing it is too early to announce a pick-up for an additional season.”

It’s an understandable explanation for shows like The Valley and Southern Hospitality, but Ladies of London: The New Reign and RHOBH both wrapped their respective seasons earlier this month. Not to mention, Top Chef, Below Deck Down Under, The Real Housewives of Rhode Island, and Summer House are also in the midst of airing their seasons, yet were granted early renewals from the network.

Meanwhile, the Vanderpump Rules reboot—which finished airing Season 12 in February—also went unmentioned at Upfronts, despite previous reports of an early Season 13 renewal. Instead, Bravo announced Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas, a new limited series that takes viewers behind the scenes of Lisa Vanderpump’s new hotel in Las Vegas.

So, what is returning to Bravo? Aside from the shows we mentioned before, The Valley: Persian Style, Wife Swap: The Real Housewives Edition, Married to Medicine, Southern Charm, The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, Below Deck, The Real Housewives of Potomac, The Real Housewives of New York City, The Real Housewives of New Jersey, and Watch What Happens Live have all been renewed for another season. In addition to Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas, a new show called Secrets, Lies, and Texas Wives will also make its debut on the network later this year.