Real Housewives of Sydney casting “down to wire” for season 3 to film in April
‘They’ve certainly asked me the question of would I come back if she wasn’t there? What about this person?’ one Real Housewife said told Sydney Confidential.
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“There is nothing in life that can’t be solved with a champagne,” according to Real Housewife of Sydney Krissy Marsh, who is hopeful the next season of RHOS could start shooting as soon as next month.
Asked whether she regretted participating in the rebooted Binge and Foxtel franchise, Marsh said: “Regrets? No never. If you look back you get a sore neck.”
The reality TV personality made clear that if she doesn’t appear next season, it won’t be because of any bad blood with former WAG Terry Biviano.
“Yeah look, this is what we sign up for,” Marsh told Confidential.
“It’s that sort of show. You’ve got to expect some drama with reality TV. I’m always happy as long as I stay true to myself. I’m good with that.”
While no official announcement has been made by BINGE, Confidential understands casting agents are “down to the wire” with filming scheduled to start in April. They are keen to film before winter hits so as to feature Sydney’s spectacular outdoors.
The most recent season saw newbies Sally Obermeder, Terry Biviano, Caroline Gaultier, Victoria Montano and Kate Adams feature on the series, alongside returning Housewives Marsh and Nicole O’Neil.
Will there be seven housewives this year, meaning someone will be cut? Or will producers add further names to the pack?
TV bosses are understood to have conducted interviews with all prospective housewives over the past few weeks.
Eastern suburbs mum Jacquie Blaze could well be a newbie, as she recently attended Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in Sydney with Biviano and Adams.
The self-described “love expert” and “talk show host” advertises her life coaching services as an affordable alternative to therapy. The Jacquie Blaze show podcast has just five reviews on Apple and 51 YouTube channel subscribers.
The blonde is evidently well connected in the US, with the Hilton family no less. She has attended birthday parties and intimate family gatherings with Rick and Kathy Hilton, and their globally famous daughters Paris and Nicole.
Kathy, who is an American socialite and starred on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, may well have encouraged Blaze to apply.
“Every season is new. I definitely think you’ve got to go in with a fresh head and fresh set of eyes,” Marsh, who has starred in three seasons, said.
“They’re bringing in new people to the mix so that changes the dynamic of the group.”While producers flogged Victoria Montano’s fur-gate beef with Bondi Vet Dr Kate Adams like a dead fox, it was Biviano falling out with Marsh that proved the most substantial plot line of the 2023 season.
Biviano, who was branded the ‘queen bee’ and ‘mean girl’ by fans, formed a fast friendship with newbie Dr Adams … and promptly went cold on her old friend of five or fifteen years, depending on who you ask.
O’Neil also clashed with longtime friend Biviano towards the end of the season, and has since confirmed that the pair still have a rocky relationship.
“Since Terry met Kate, every step she’s taken closer to Kate, is one further from us,” she said in the finale.
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