The Real Housewives of Miami return on June 11 — and they brought the drama
Grab a cocktail and maybe a prayer candle — The Real Housewives of Miami are back, and Season 7 is wasting no time getting messy. The new season premieres June 11 at 9/8c on Bravo, with episodes hitting Peacock the next day. Translation? Your summer just got filled with even more reality TV. Love Island U.S., Love Island U.K., now this? We've got some added screentime on our hands. It's time to learn where to watch The Real Housewives of Miami Season 7.
This season, the cast lineup is stacked. Alexia, Lisa, Larsa, Guerdy, Julia, Marysol, Adriana, and Kiki are all back — and they brought a new player into the game: Stephanie Shojaee. She's glossy, glam, and already feuding with Alexia in the trailer. Dr. Nicole Martin isn't holding a mojito this time around, but don't count her out — her return might be temporary, but it's timed perfectly for maximum impact.
And if you thought Larsa and Marcus Jordan were old news, think again. The breakup may be official, but the fallout is far from over. Let's just say Larsa doesn't love that Lisa's still talking to her ex, and what starts as a casual comment turns into full-on confrontation. Meanwhile, Guerdy's navigating new beginnings, and the rest of the group is juggling alliances like it's a team sport.
Season 7 is shaping up to be all gas, no brakes. The group chats are about to explode.
How to Watch The Real Housewives of Miami Season 7 on Peacock
If you're not catching the Miami drama live on Bravo, Peacock has you covered the next day — no spoilers necessary. New episodes of The Real Housewives of Miami Season 7 hit the platform just 24 hours after airing, and with plans starting at $7.99/month, it's an easy (and affordable) way to stay in the loop. Just keep in mind: Peacock doesn't stream Bravo shows live, so if you're set on watching the premiere the second it airs, you'll need a cable login or live TV streaming service. Otherwise, grab your subscription and settle in — the mess will be waiting for you.
How to Watch The Real Housewives of Miami Season 7 on Hulu + Live TV
While next-day streaming lives on Peacock, you can catch The Real Housewives of Miami live as it airs with Hulu + Live TV. The service offers over 100 channels — Bravo included — plus unlimited DVR and full access to Hulu's streaming library, Disney+, and ESPN+. Starting att $82.99/month, it's a solid all-in-one option for watching the Miami heat unfold in real time without missing a beat.
How to Watch The Real Housewives of Miami Season 7 on DIRECTV STREAM
DIRECTV STREAM is another solid choice if you're planning to watch The Real Housewives of Miami live as it airs on Bravo. The Entertainment package — priced at around $86.99/month — gives you 90+ live channels, unlimited DVR, and the ability to stream on as many devices as you want at home. Regional promos and offers may vary, so it's worth checking for the most accurate pricing based on your location.
How to Watch The Real Housewives of Miami Season 7 on Fubo
Fubo is another live TV option to consider if you're tuning in for the Miami drama on Bravo. The Pro plan — regularly $84.99/month — often goes on sale for new subscribers (right now it's just $64.99 for your first month). It comes stacked with 210+ channels, unlimited DVR, and streaming on up to 10 devices at once. Whether you're watching solo or with the whole house, this setup's got you covered.
How to Watch The Real Housewives of Miami Season 7 on Sling TV
Sling TV's pricing tends to shift, but at the moment, the most budget-friendly way to stream Bravo is with the Blue plan. It's normally around $50.99/month and includes 46 channels, 50 hours of DVR, and streaming on up to three devices at once. New users can also score a first-month discount — usually 50% off — making it an even easier entry point for catching RHOM live without breaking the bank.
How to Watch The Real Housewives of Miami Season 7 from anywhere with a VPN
Trying to keep up with The Real Housewives of Miami while traveling? A VPN can help you stay tapped into the drama no matter where you are. Whether you're out of the country or just want to make sure you can stream Peacock like you're still stateside, a VPN lets you connect to a U.S. server and stream without borders.
