The Real Housewives of Dallas is the newest show to air as part of Bravo’s Real Housewives reality series. Even though we’ve only just begun watching the first season of the show, it’s already proven to hold its own with tons of drama, parties and wine, or as they call it in Dallas, the Jesus juice. The RHOD hasn’t been around very long, so not much is known about the series. Here’s a list of 9 things you probably didn’t know about The Real Housewives of Dallas:
9. The Show Breaks Down Dallas Stereotypes
The Real Housewives of Dallas set out to show a different side of this Southern city. Most people associate Dallas, Texas with a very simple, backcounty feel. “We are far from a hick town and I am far from a Southern belle,” said LeeAnne Locken during the premiere episode. The ladies told the local Dallas NBC does a lot to break down typical stereotypes, “We show the cosmopolitan flair. We show the new Dallas woman, not the Sue Ellens and women like that. We’re working moms and career women and I’m very passionate about my career, so I think people will be pleasantly surprised. I mean, I do have big hair, but the typical stereotypes of Dallas and the Dallas women will be broken.”
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