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Wow! The new trailer for Real Housewives of Melbourne is here

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Send in the gowns! The luxurious ladies of Toorak are prepping to return to Australian screens this February and Arena have dropped an all new trailer.

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The new season will feature returning housewives Janet, Chyka, Jackie, Lydia, Pettifleur, Gamble, Gina and newcomer Susie McLean – who, judging by the trailer, may have some history with Miss Lydia.

The trailer alludes to an explosive argument between ‘Switch The Bitch’ author Pettifleur Berenger and glam-queen Gina Liano, a tumultuous wedding for Gamble Breaux to her betrothed Wolfie, possibly-but-maybe-not a baby on the way, and you better believe there’ll be more catchphrases than you can poke a skeletal, well-manicured finger at.

Peep the full trailer on Arena’s official website and tell us what you think.

Real Housewives of Melbourne Season 3 begins February 21 on Arena.

 

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