Premium Content:

'Real Housewives of Melbourne' returns February 21

ARENA_RHOM2_HERO_Jackie_63367RT_FXTL_NickWilson2014

They’re back! The Real Housewives of Melbourne will be returning to our screens in February with more drama, more gossip and more shine, shine, shine than ever before.

- Advertisement -

Gina, Jackie, Janet, Lydia, Chyka, Gamble and Pettifleur will all be returning for a third season of the hit series, along with newcomer Susie McLean – a country girl turned Toorak socialite.

Also returning to the show will be Chyka’s husband Bruce, Jackie’s husband Ben Gillies, Gamble’s hubby Wolfie, Lydia’s jet-setting partner Andrew and, of course, little Figaro.

The 11-episode series picks up where season 2 left us, as the housewives catch up on the off-season goss. Susie meets the clique, Gina has a new personal assistant and Pettifleur gets some unwanted feedback on her now infamous self-help book, ‘Switch The Bitch’.

As the girl’s friendships and allegiances shift and sway, audiences can be sure to see more dinner table drama – just don’t be late, Gina.

The Real Housewives of Melbourne Season 3 premieres on Sunday February 21st, 5:30pm on Arena.

 

 

 

Latest

A new wave of offensive flyers arrive in Perth letterboxes

WA Police are hoping the victim of this crime can be identified.

Dame Marie Bashir dies aged 95

Dame Marie is being remembered for her vocal support of LGBTIQA+ organisations, and her advocacy in the realm of mental health.

On This Gay Day | President Obama mentioned LGBT people in his speech

In 2013 US President Barrack Obama made history with his second inaugural speech.

Fashion legend Valentino dies aged 93

The designer will always be remembered for his vivid red dresses.

Newsletter

Don't miss

A new wave of offensive flyers arrive in Perth letterboxes

WA Police are hoping the victim of this crime can be identified.

Dame Marie Bashir dies aged 95

Dame Marie is being remembered for her vocal support of LGBTIQA+ organisations, and her advocacy in the realm of mental health.

On This Gay Day | President Obama mentioned LGBT people in his speech

In 2013 US President Barrack Obama made history with his second inaugural speech.

Fashion legend Valentino dies aged 93

The designer will always be remembered for his vivid red dresses.

Anjimile delivers new single ‘Like You Really Mean It’

Fresh track Like you Really Mean It has just arrived and album You're Free To Go will drop on 13th March.

A new wave of offensive flyers arrive in Perth letterboxes

WA Police are hoping the victim of this crime can be identified.

Dame Marie Bashir dies aged 95

Dame Marie is being remembered for her vocal support of LGBTIQA+ organisations, and her advocacy in the realm of mental health.

On This Gay Day | President Obama mentioned LGBT people in his speech

In 2013 US President Barrack Obama made history with his second inaugural speech.