Buckle Up RHOA SEASON 9: The Insane Trailer for 'RHOA' Season 9 Is Here: Watch!

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‘The Real Housewives of Atlanta’ Season 9 Is Here: Fights, Divorce Drama and a Bomb Threat!?

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Bravo fans, buckle up: The Real Housewives of Atlanta is almost back!


The explosive trailer for season 9 of The Real Housewives of Atlanta dropped on Wednesday, September 28. In the jaw-dropping clip — which you can watch above — Bravo’s feistiest group of ‘wives don’t disappoint in the drama department.

In Season 9 of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, after coming to grips with the end of her marriage to Peter, Cynthia is looking forward to embracing this new chapter of her life with a fresh start in a new house.

The sneak peek starts out with Sheree Whitfield announcing her return as a full-time castmember after years of slipping in and out to play a supporting part on the hit reality show.
“The bitch is back!” she declares. “And the chateau is finally ready, unlike ‘Moore Work Needed Manor.’


Kenya Moore Real Housewives of AtlantaCynthia Bailey Real Housewives of Atlanta

Phaedra Parks Real Housewives of Atlanta
Sheree Whitfield Real Housewives of Atlanta

While it’s unclear if NeNe Leakes will make any cameos this season, Kim Fields will not be returning after a brief stint on season 8.

The Real Housewives Of Atlanta Returns Sunday 6th November!


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