The stars of the long-delayed season two of The Real Housewives of Sydney are here to set the record straight.
Coming in pretty late on arrival - a full six years after an explosive first season - the show has been completely rebooted for streaming service BINGE and promises to be less vicious and much more aspirational.
The two are genuine friends and discussed their decision to sign up again while reclining in a banquette during a recent media launch at the posh Rose Bay Boathouse.“Yes, it might be done with a sprinkle of glitter, but everyone faces the same issues,” O’Neil said. The series was supposedly so vicious that United States broadcaster Bravo declined to air the show in America.
“For me it was like, f***k that. What I love is being able to show my layers and that you can be multidimensional." Shoe designer and WAG Terry Biviano is also a well-known personality but is eager to get out from under the designer/WAG label. “The world is different today than it was five years ago and I think this show is tapping into that, it’s not about catfights, this is a whole different level,” she said.
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