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The reality TV curse spares no Real Housewives franchise. From Real Housewives of New York City ’s Ramona and Mario Singer to Real Housewives of Orange County duo Alexis and Jim Bellino ’s surprising, Us Weekly is reliving every Real Housewives couple that filed for divorce after filming the Bravo series. Several Real Housewives duos who have called it quits over the years renewed their vows on their respective franchise before they filed for divorce, contributing to a “reality TV curse.” Dorit Kemsley , for her part, told Us Weekly in April 2021 that Kyle Richards warned her not to say “I do” again on the show. “[Kyle told me] anyone that she knows that’s renewed their vows, like, their marriages went on to get divorced,” Dorit told Us , noting that her costar’s words have “stuck” with her. “Even though I’m a big believer that, you know, much like on Housewives , they say that there’s the marriage curse on Housewives and there’s divorce that happens when they join. I thin...

Red herrings or too crazy to be made up? The Bachelor franchise is known for misleading fans with carefully crafted previews, but Clayton Echard ’s season 26 trailer seems to be filled with more spoilers than ever before. Ahead of the Monday, January 3, season premiere, ABC released a promo in which Clayton, 28, appeared to tell three women that he was in love with them and inform two ladies that he was “intimate” with both of them. The revelations rocked Bachelor Nation as speculation ran rampant about how the Missouri native’s journey would play out. “[Doozy] — that’s a good word to choose,” Clayton exclusively told Us Weekly earlier this month as he reflected on his season. “There’s plenty of words that you can pick — chaotic. It’s wild to see the promos, obviously, I lived through it, but I’m ready to watch it back. There are certain things that [I didn’t see]. I wasn’t there 24/7 around all the women, so I’m gonna see things for the first time myself. And I’m excited to see...

America’s golden girl! With the longest career of any woman in television, Betty White was one of the most respected names in Hollywood. The comedic actress , born in January 1922 as Betty Marion White Ludden, got her start in the entertainment industry as an assistant at a local television station in the 1930s. By the early 1950s, she landed her first TV series, Life with Elizabeth , which she developed with composer and TV writer George Tibbles . In time, the Illinois native elevated her star power by playing Sue Ann Nivens on The Mary Tyler Moore Show in the 1970s and Rose Nylund on The Golden Girls in the 1980s. She continued to find success on TV through shows including Hot in Cleveland and The Bold and the Beautiful . The permanent A-lister also made her way over to film, appearing in major movies such as The Proposal and Bringing Down the House. White was awarded the Guinness World Record for Longest TV Career for a Female Entertainer in 2014. “I have no regrets at all...