After another fiery season, the Season 6 Real Housewives of Miami reunion is underway! With nine ladies joining, it’s looking like a full house, and Andy Cohen has his work cut out for him. Bravo just gave us a peek at the seating chart for the upcoming sitdown, and we’ve got some questions about some of these placements.
Who got the first seats at the Season 6 RHOM reunion?
Guerdy Abraira scored the first seat on the left side of Andy. That makes a ton of sense. We’ve closely followed her emotional journey with breast cancer. Undergoing surgeries and treatment while being a full-time cast member on this show is incredibly brave. That first seat is deserved.
Somehow, Larsa Pippen scored the other first seat on Andy’s right side. That one is a little puzzling. Yes, she might have the most Instagram followers and a high-profile romance with Michael Jordan’s son, but what did she contribute to RHOM Season 6?
Larsa started the season with her weird and insensitive reaction to the news of Guerdy’s cancer, but other than that, she hasn’t been a major player. We’ll see what she does at the reunion.
On Larsa’s couch, she’ll have Lisa Hochstein next to her with Dr. Nicole Martin seated at the end. When the friends come out on stage, Adriana de Moura will sit next to Nicole.
The one person involved in the most drama this season was Alexia Nepola. She had problems with everyone this season and landed the second seat on Andy’s left side. It looks like a perfect position to go back and forth with Nicole and Adriana. Julia Lemigova is on the end of the couch next to Alexia in the third seat. Every season, she just gets further and further away from Andy.
Kiki Barth will sit next to Julia once the friends come out on stage. Lastly, Marysol Patton got plopped on the farthest edge of the couch. She’s as far away from Andy as possible, but at least she’ll have easy access to cockies and bathroom breaks, right?
Some of these seating placements are confusing. Why is Larsa in the first seat and not Alexia? We have a handful of episodes left before the reunion airs. Perhaps the seating chart will make more sense once we see the rest of the season.
Real Housewives of Miami Season 6 continues on Wednesday nights at 9/8c on Bravo.
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