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'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Has Released a Season 3 Trailer
Camille Grammer, far left, with (L-R) Kyle Richards, Adrienne Maloof and Lisa Vanderpump (Featureflash / Shutterstock.com)
IT'S ALL HAPPENING.
Bravo has debuted a trailer for Season 3 of "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," and it looks like this will be yet another epic depiction of plastic surgery, infighting and frivolous luxury items being placed on display for the world to both covet and mock.
Also, it looks like the housewive's husbands will be more involved, which means, delightfully, more Mauricio Umanksy. It also means more Paul Nassif, because the series will chronicle the demise of his marriage to Adrienne Maloof.
Buckle up, Bravo fans. The show debuts on November 5.
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