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The Real Housewives of Atlanta shot all the way up to a very impressive spot on Peacock's Top 10 chart.
According to FlixPatrol, The Real Housewives of Atlanta shot all the way up to the third spot on Peacock's Top 10 chart for June 17. This came after it sat at number seven on June 11 before disappearing from the Top 10 over the subsequent five days. For the month of June, RHOA has been averaging 11th place, and has been in the Top 10 for four days.
FlixPatrol also revealed that RHOA is currently the second most popular show on the Amazon Channels chart after being down in the eighth position the day before. On the chart for global streaming serice Hayu, RHOA is the most popular show for June 17.
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The current cast of RHOA season 16 includes Phaedra Parks, Porsha Williams, Angela Oakley, Shamea Morton, Brit Eady, Drew Sidora Kelli Ferrell and Cynthia Bailey ("friend of"). Several cast members left after RHOA season 15, which could have spelled doom for the Real Housewives spin-off. However, Phaedra and Porsha's grand returns might be helping the ratings this season and propelling the series into a top spot on the Peacock chart.
Our Take On RHOA Jumping Up To No. 3 On Peacock Chart
RHOA's Drama Keeps Fans Entertained
The most recent episode saw Phaedra tell Brit to be nice to the other housewives. Also, multiple cast members are dealing with divorces, and the women have been in Grenada, but they've taken the drama with them. Speaking of which, the drama between the women is what keeps fans tuning in and propelling RHOA into the Top 10 on the Peacock chart. When there's a great mix of cast members to root for and against, and compelling storylines that aren't boring, it makes for entertainment television--and RHOA continues to prove why it's still one of the longest-running Real Housewives shows.
