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The Housewife: The Real Housewives Of Miami
The Housewives – Reality TV Show

The Real Housewives of Miami features some of the most sizzling cities most prominent socialites. It stars Alexia Echevarria, the executive director of Venue magazine, former Texas native and prominent community activist Lea Black, Public Relations exec Marysol Patton, and Brazilian art curator Adriana De Moura-Sidi. Rounding out the group is Larsa Pippen, wife of retired basketball champ Scottie Pippen, and former NBA wife Cristy Rice. When they are not working, taking care of their children, or hanging out on the beach, the clan enjoys everything Miami’s colorful and swanky social scene has to offer.
This reality show is not age appropriate for children 14 and under. Parents need to know that these series
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