Bravo’s reality TV empire is coming back to Texas.
The network best known for its “Real Housewives” series is bringing a familiar formula back to the Lone Star State with “Small Town Trouble: Texas” next month.
The show is set in Boerne, a Hill Country town about 30 miles northwest of San Antonio with around 20,000 residents. The series is set to premiere with an extended two-hour episode Nov. 18 on Bravo and will stream on Peacock the next day. Ahead of the release, the network released a first look at the show Thursday. Take a look here:
The show’s logline says the series will follow a series of “charming yet unconventional” women and their husbands and partners “as conservative values of small-town life collide with forbidden attraction, messy friendships, and shocking secrets.” The trailer makes all of that clear as it frames Boerne as a traditional, religious and conservative small town, but highlights parts of these women’s lives that might not fit into that small-town stereotype.
“When it comes to Boerne, you may have to take your perception of a small town and flip it upside down,” one of them says.
The cast includes Aaryn Williams, Alli McAnelly, Annari Uys, Gabby Hernandez Huffman and Hailey Head, and their partners and husbands Nick Williams, Blake McAnelly, Duan Uys, Jordan Huffman and Josh Marsalis.
“Small Town Trouble: Texas” isn’t Bravo’s first foray into the state. “The Real Housewives of Dallas” ran for five seasons on the network between 2016 and 2021.