All-Star 'Real Housewives' Are Filming Mash-Up Vacation Series for Peacock! Find Out the Cast

Real Housewives stars Cynthia Bailey and Ramona Singer attend an event in the Hamptons
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Housewives from coast to coast are in the Turks and Caicos shooting the limited series, set to premiere on Peacock later this year.

Gems, jets, silhouettes, champagne in the sky! You can count on all that and more from Peacock's new Real Housewives mash-up series, which is currently filming in the Turks and Caicos. While details about the series remain scarce (as in, how many episodes there will be, when it will premiere, etc.), ET can confirm who's filming the so-called "all stars" vacation series: The Real Housewives of New Jersey's Teresa Giudice and Melissa GorgaThe Real Housewives of New York City's Ramona Singer and Luann de LessepsThe Real Housewives of Atlanta's Cynthia Bailey and Kenya Moore, plus The Real Housewives of Beverly HillsKyle Richards!

Bravo confirmed the news on Instagram on Monday:
 

The ladies are already documenting their girls' getaway on Instagram, posting plenty of FOMO-inducing photos, starting with private jet pics while en route to their tropical destination.

There's also no shortage of bikini snaps, as the women settle in to their stay.

Instagram / Kyle Richards

Plus, Teresa and Ramona shared sneak peeks at the group's luxe accommodations:

Instagram / Teresa Giudice

A source previously told ET this series was a longtime dream for Bravo, which got sidelined by the coronavirus pandemic. Some women were contacted in late 2019/early 2020 to test the temperature on the idea. 

"The trips are always the most memorable part of any season of Housewives, so it makes total sense they'd want to do this," the source noted. "If the women want to do it is another question."

Well, it seems like they did, and there could be more mash-ups in the future. ET's source said the original idea would be to repeat this format with new women in new locations if successful.

This Real Housewives mash-up series will be Peacock's first original Housewives show, but past seasons of every city are currently streaming on the platform.

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