Plot Synopsis

THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF DALLAS is a one-hour reality series that follows the lives of five sophisticated southern socialites -- Cary Deuber, Tiffany Hendra, Stephanie Hollman, LeeAnne Locken and Brandi Redmond, along with their friend Marie Reyes -- as they climb their way to the top of Big D's most exclusive circle. Pedigree and status may grant an automatic invite to the most exclusive gatherings in town, but one misstep could send anyone to the blacklist. Pecking orders and relationships are at stake when old-money meets new-money meets no-money, and these ladies soon realize who will survive the twists and turns, and who will be left in the dust to lick their wounds. Cary Deuber, originally an east coast girl from Connecticut, pursued an advanced practice degree to become a CRNFA certified registered nurse first assistant. She has actively led and participated in multiple medical mission trips, focusing on pediatric surgeries in various third world countries. She currently lives in Dallas with her successful plastic surgeon husband, Dr. Mark Deuber, serving as his operative assistant, while still maintaining her own aesthetic injectable practice. Tiffany Hendra made a name for herself in Los Angeles for over 15 years working as an actress, TV host and model. In hopes to be closer to her family, Tiffany has now moved back to her home state of Texas for a better quality of life with her Australian rocker husband of 12 years, Aaron. The move back for Tiffany is a series of transitions as she adjusts back to Texan life and reconnects with her best friend, LeeAnne. Stephanie Hollman, born and raised in a small town in Oklahoma, moved to Texas and lives on the golf course of The Four Seasons with her husband, Travis, and two young sons. Stephanie is passionate about giving back, and is actively involved in numerous charity organizations. She co-chaired "The Texas Trailblazer's Luncheon," benefiting The Family Place which is the largest domestic violence agency in Texas, has been involved in Big Brother, Big Sister for nine years, and leads many charitable contribution efforts. LeeAnne Locken, who grew up in the carnival circuit, landed in the Top 10 in the 1989 Miss USA Pageant, appeared in several television shows and movies, and now leads the efforts for many charitable organizations in Dallas. Her entire social circuit is rooted in the premise of giving back and volunteering to the organizations she is most passionate about, and she has made a career out of her charity work. Brandi Redmond, a former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader, has lived in the Lone Star State for 25 years and is a graduate of Texas Woman's University. She is married to her high-school sweetheart, Bryan, and is currently a full-time mom of two young, girls. While her husband travels frequently for business, Brandi shifts her focus to charity, home-making and shenanigans with her best friend Stephanie. Marie Reyes is a friend of the Dallas ladies and is actively involved in the Dallas charity world with her husband, Angel. She is a registered nurse who owns and operates SkinSpaMED in Dallas and Tarrant County. Marie has worked as a national injection trainer for Medicis Aesthetics as well as sat on the Expert Injector Advisory Board for Galderma Aesthetics.

The sophomore season of THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF DALLAS premiered on Monday, August 14, 2017 at 10pm ET/PT on Bravo. This season, the rich are met by the wealthy when Dallas socialites, D'Andra Simmons and Kameron Westcott join returning housewives Cary Deuber, Stephanie Hollman, LeeAnne Locken and Brandi Redmond. As the ladies navigate through the high-pressured world of big Texas money and power, new and old friendships are put to the test, leading to shifting alliances, unexpected betrayals and shocking scandals. Whether sipping margaritas on the beach in Mexico or rubbing elbows with the city's elite, these housewives prove once again why you don't mess with Texas. This season, LeeAnne is focusing on repairing her reputation and re-connecting with the ladies as she faces her issues head-on with the help of anger management. Always on the go, Cary struggles with her work-life balance as she tries to spend more time with her daughter Zuri, while making sure Mark's needs are still met at the office. Once inseparable best friends, Brandi and Stephanie haven't spoken in months causing a strain on the group dynamic as women try to reunite the dynamic duo. Highland Park neighbors D'Andra and Kameron are introduced to the ladies through mutual friends but quickly find themselves inserted into the drama.

Season 3 of RHOD premiered on Wednesday, August 15, 2018 at 9pm ET/PT on Bravo, with returning housewives Cary Deuber, Stephanie Hollman, LeeAnne Locken, Brandi Redmond, D'Andra Simmons and Kameron Westcott. This season, LeeAnne is determined to change her impulsive behavior with the help of meditation, but when unexpected conflicts arise with D'Andra and Brandi, she struggles to stay Zen. With her fiance Rich dragging his feet to set a date after a yearlong engagement, the ladies start to question if they will ever walk down the aisle. Stephanie finds an unexpected friendship with LeeAnne when it is revealed that they've both suffered from depression. After trying unsuccessfully for a third child last season, Brandi surprises the ladies with her news that she adopted a baby boy and she quickly realizes she has her hands full, with baby Bruin, her precocious daughters and husband Bryan. Cary makes a big splash returning to work to open a cutting edge laser center, but when it comes to her relationships she finds herself in hot water with the ladies. Meanwhile, D'Andra and Mama Dee remain in a constant power struggle over the family business. When D'Andra forges an unlikely new friendship with Brandi, Kameron expresses concern about her new wild behavior. With her own social status on the line, Kameron fears that D'Andra could taint her reputation in Dallas by association.

The fourth season of THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF DALLAS premiered on Wednesday, September 4, 2019 at 9pm ET/PT on Bravo with returning housewives Brandi Redmond, D'Andra Simmons, Kameron Westcott, LeeAnne Locken and Stephanie Hollman. The ladies are joined by new housewife Kary Brittingham, and friend Cary Deuber also appears throughout the season. This season, on the heels of adopting baby Bruin, the Redmond residence is crazier than ever. This season, Brandi struggles to connect with her eldest daughter who is approaching her terrible tweens. Constantly juggling the needs of her three children, Brandi questions if she has room for more. D'Andra's life-long dream of taking over the family business isn't going exactly the way she planned. To make matters worse, her fiery feud with former bestie LeeAnne turns into a cold war leaving her to question if they'll ever be able to mend broken fences. LeeAnne refuses to let anyone or anything rain on her impending nuptial parade. But an unexpected betrayal and a shocking allegation threatens to set this bride off. After opening up about her struggle with depression, Stephanie continues to be more honest and true to herself, but not without complications. An unforeseen feud with an assumed ally threatens to bring her to her breaking point. Kameron jumps into this season with a renewed sense of fun and fabulousness. But it's not all rosy for this blonde bombshell when a seemingly unforgivable faux pas from Brandi and Stephanie sends her into a fit over formalities. Introduced to the ladies by D'Andra, new housewife, Kary Brittingham lives just down the street with her husband and four kids. Originally from Guadalajara, Mexico, this self-proclaimed "feisty" female isn't afraid to speak the truth. Kary makes fast friends with these Dallas divas, but her relationship with LeeAnne gets off to a rocky start. Busy with her booming business, Cary Deuber has little time for Dallas drama except when supporting her former frenemy turned gal pal, LeeAnne as she celebrates her big day. In the season opener, "Of Friends and Frenemies," as her big day inches closer, LeeAnne is overwhelmed by the planning of her wedding. D'Andra is thrown a curveball when she discovers the family business, which she finally inherited, isn't doing as well as she thought. Meanwhile, Brandi has her hands full with baby Bruin but it's her eldest daughter Brooklyn who is challenging her most. New housewife Kary Brittingham, a friend of D'Andra, joins the divas of Dallas. Originally from Guadalajara, Mexico, Kary is a feisty breath of fresh air, who tells it like it is - whether you want to hear it or not. Stephanie hosts a "Friendtervention" in an attempt to help mend fences between former besties LeeAnne and D'Andra.

On Thursday, December 31, 2020 at 8pm ET/PT, Bravo aired a sneak peek of the Season 5 premiere, and the fifth season of THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF DALLAS had its official series premiere six days later on Tuesday, January 5, 2021 at 9pm ET/PT on Bravo. Returning housewives Brandi Redmond, D'Andra Simmons, Kameron Westcott, Kary Brittingham and Stephanie Hollman are joined by new housewife and physician Tiffany Moon. Plus, Jennifer Davis Long, a friend of the ladies, also appears throughout the season. In Season 5, after years of being a doting mother and wife, Stephanie is eager to return to work and launches her own foundation. When her husband Travis questions her ability to follow through, she sets on a course to prove him wrong. Still reeling from her past mistakes, Brandi struggles to forgive herself and things get complicated for her when D'Andra's friend Tiffany joins their circle of friends. D'Andra struggles to get in touch with her sensitive side and reconcile with a side of her family she hasn't seen or spoken to in years. In an effort to become a more forgiving person, she enlists the help of a Shaman, but when conflict arises with Kary her new skills are quickly put to the test. With her house on the market, Kameron is desperately looking for a buyer before her dream house slips away, but her husband Court is keeping her in the dark on the logistics. As she struggles with her husband treating her as an equal partner, she also has trouble connecting with new housewife Tiffany. In an attempt to heal the wounds left behind by her chaotic childhood, Kary is working on rebuilding her relationship with her mother. Afraid of making the same mistake with her own children, the pandemic has prompted Kary to take a hard look at what is most important to her. Born in a small town just outside of Beijing, China, Tiffany Moon moved to the United States when she was just six years old. The product of extreme "Tiger Parents," she graduated college at 19-years-old and medical school at 23, where she finished in the top ten percent of her class. Introduced to the ladies by D'Andra, Tiffany struggles to find the balance between her demanding job as a frontline worker during the pandemic and being a wife and a mother to her five-year-old twin girls. Also, on Tuesday, January 5, 2021 at 8:30pm ET/PT -- just before the official series debut -- Bravo premiered "How They Got Here 2021," a half-hour REAL HOUSEWIVES OF DALLAS special that revisits the glorious galas and scintillating scandals of the past four seasons of the show.
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On Tuesday, May 11, 2021 at 10pm ET/PT, Bravo premiered the finale of the two-part Season 5 reunion. Host Andy Cohen sits down with D'Andra Simmons, Kameron Westcott, Stephanie Hollman and Dr. Tiffany Moon in-person, as Brandi Redmond and Kary Brittingham join virtually to discuss the season.