Queens On Queens

The season premiere of The Real Housewives of New Jersey starts off with a bang, and as Nate shares how disgusted he is by Rachel Fuda's husband, Shanna tries to understand the behind the scenes controversy regarding Jennifer Aydin. Later, the Queens ponder if Bria Fleming's relationship will survive the latest drama on Summer House: Martha's Vineyard, and is Buying Beverly Hill's Michelle Schwartz forgetful, or just a flat out liar?

This week, the Queens discuss the rumored ultimatums that both Kyle Richards and Dorit Kemsley received ahead of filming the new season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, as well as the news that Kierna Stewart reportedly snagged a last minute contract for The Real Housewives of Potomac. Nate has some advice for Summer Marie Thomas after her latest outburst on Summer House: Martha's Vineyard, and he and Shanna both express their disdain for Amir Lancaster's new girlfriend. And later, our hosts show their love for the hit reality competition series The Trust: A Game of Greed, and spills on what happened between the finalists after the season wrapped.

This week, our Queens have sooo many news and stories to cover during the Hot Tea Session segment, that there is no time to even exchange pleasantries. From casting announcements, to pregnancies, to engagements, divorce, and arrests, Nate and Shanna covers it all. They also discuss their highlights from the final part (thank God) of the Real Housewives of Potomac Reunion, which includes Gordon's bipolar diagnosis and Wendy and Keiarna both clocking Ashley. So much happened on Summer House: Martha's Vineyard that our Queens struggle to even figure out where to begin, and they both share how terrified they would be to work with Michelle Schwartz on Buying Beverly Hills.

This week, the Queens have so much to unpack, there's really no time for tea. While discussing Summer House: Martha's Vineyard, Nate and Shanna have a disagreement on whether or not new castmate Noelle Hughley should be considered toxic during her confrontation with Alex Tyree. Nate also defends Bria Fleming in regards to her beef with Mariah Torres and Jasmine Ellis Cooper, and Shanna commends Shanice Henderson's mother defending her after she hears about the comments Summer Marie Thomas has made. Over on the Real Housewives of Potomac Reunion Part Two, both Queens share their frustrations with how Wendy Osefo and Candiace Dillard Bassett are being portrayed, while Gizelle Bryant and Robyn Dixon continue to get by without truly being held accountable for their words and actions. Nate reads the hell out of the Green Eyed Bandits for continuing to attack Chris Bassett, and Shanna still has doubts when it comes to the paternity of Mia Thornton's son. The Queens end this episode on a lighter note while discussing their new favorite show, Buying Beverly Hills. In Season Two Episode Three, Shanna points out how quickly karma comes back for Ben Belack after he blatantly disregards Brandon Grave's feelings, and then finds his own feelings being ignored by his best friend, Zach Goldsmith. Nate shares how the show has given him a new perspective on how reality tv can affect a cast member's loved ones, in particular their children, and he and Shanna both sympathize with Sofia Umansky after she breaks down about her struggles with crippling anxiety.

This week on Queens on Queens, Nate points out the hypocrisy of letting Jenna Lyons keep her relationship offscreen for the upcoming season of Real Housewives of New York, and Shanna is exhausted by the constant updates on Porsha and Simon Guobadia's divorce battle. Part one of the Real Housewives of Potomac Reunion gives the Queens a better understanding behind Candiace Dillard Bassett quitting, and Robyn Dixon's firing, and they also begin to see a different side of Summer Marie Thomas on Summer House: Martha's Vineyard. And while watching Sonika Vaid lose her job on the second episode of Buying Beverly Hills was tense, there's another dramatic moment from the episode that left Nate and Shanna scratching their heads.

This week, our queens discuss Honey Boo Boo's mother stealing her money, Simon vs Porsha, John vs Shannon, and why Buying Beverly Hills is giving us more than the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills did all season. Also, we're ecstatic to see our friends from Summer House: Martha's Vineyard, and the Real Housewives of Potomac FINALLY gets interesting!!!

This week's Hot Tea session shares casting updates for Real Housewives of Atlanta and Real Housewives of New York, and breaks down the feud between Atlanta's Nene Leakes and Porsha Williams, as well Orange County's Gina Kirschenheiter and rumored newcomer, Katie Ginella. Plus, the Queens reflect on the hilarious final part of the Married to Medicine reunion, share their hopes for the next season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, and reluctantly review the latest episode of The Real Housewives of Potomac, where Nate rants about how over it he is.

This week, Nate and Shanna cover the shocking finale of The Traitors, and Shanna gets enraged by the foolishness on Real Housewives of Potomac. Nate has a theory on what's going on with Dorit's robberies on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, and a wasp interrupts the Queens' filming.

After having to remind Shanna of where Queens on Queens can be found, Nate jumps right into the hot tea session, and pokes holes in Leah McSweeney's case against Bravo. Shanna has high hopes that Kierna Stewart will join Real Housewives of Potomac full time next season, and is over Dorit Kemsley and Annemarie Wiley on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. And after laughing about Sheree Whitfield's portrayal on The Traitors, Nate gives Larsa Pippen a compliment?

Queens On Queens is back (for real this time)! Nate and Shanna explains their month long absence, and then jump right into their hot tea session, detailing Porsha Guobadia's impending divorce, and the dismissal of Tommy Manzo's indictment charges. The hosts also discuss Toya Bush Harris' refusal of payment on Married to Medicine, more double standards on The Real Housewives of Potomac, and has Michael Jordan ever been funny?