‘The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’ Season 7 Notches Biggest Premiere Ratings Yet | Exclusive

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The opener tallied 2.6 million total viewers across platforms in its opening week

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“The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” Season 7 premiere notched the show’s biggest opener to date, TheWrap can reveal exclusively.

The Season 7 debut, which premiered on Sept. 16, tallied 2.6 million total viewers across Bravo, Peacock and other panels in its opening week, according live-plus-seven-day multiplatform figures.

When compared to the Season 6 premiere in fall 2025, “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” Season 7 saw a 23% increase in cross-platform viewership. That ratings rise was specifically fueled by a 44% increase of viewing on Peacock.

The influx of viewing on Peacock boosted the Season 7 premiere to rank as the third most-watched Bravo season premiere on Peacock to date, through seven days of viewing.

On social media, “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” garnered over 20 million impressions across platforms season-to-date.

Season 7 saw the return of housewives Lisa Barlow, Mary Cosby, Heather Gay, Angie Katsanevas, Meredith Marks, Bronwyn Newport, Whitney Rose and friend Britani Bateman, with friend Ashley Quai also joining the show.  

The Season 7 premiere addressed the death of Cosby’s son, Robert Jr., and viewers praised how the show respectfully addressed the tragedy.

Produced by Shed Media, “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” is executive produced by Andy Cohen, Lisa Shannon, Dan Peirson, Craig Turner, Sunny Franklin, Lucy Bennett and Tamara Blaich.

“The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” premieres Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Bravo, with episodes streaming the next day on Peacock.

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  1. Jerianne Smith Avatar
    Jerianne Smith

    Bravo used the death of Mary’s son to promote the season 7 filming, so of course the ratings went up with anyone interested in the funeral services and who from the cast attended and what they said. The rest of the season was vile towards Lisa and some attention to Meredith assisting her in the Glam Kittens debut in singing “Hypocrisy and BS” in San Fransisco at Bronwyn’s party which was a bust. Angie and Whitney tagged teamed being mean and obnoxious with a sprinkle of criticism from Heather. Whitney and Angie both got dumped by their spouses so they were on the rampage with the two who continue to be married and sang their duet.Bronwyn attempted to be relevant with her young boy toy, Brandon who was smart enough to move on. Britani added woes for Bronwyn with real estate info on the property Bronwyn has been living on and is in her estranged husband’s name. Then later someone said Bronwyn was being nice to Todd, waiting for her $85,000 settlement check? Not much in what she acts like she was getting, but Bronwyn has been known to lie,remember the four million dollar diamond necklace? I have reached the point where I feel a change in cast is necessary for me to be interested in continuing viewing. Whitney, Angie and Britani have been nothing but harmful and offensive in the filming. Each is competing against one another for relevance and none are great at communication skills and embarrass themselves in their attempts to stir the pot.Whitney with her “little girl” behavior/voice, Angie bothering Lisa about her looks as if she has any medical qualifications, and Britani wanting to find a man and hints at Heather’s boyfriend is cringe worthy. They need to look in the mirror and be made to watch themselves on Bravo filming to see how pathetic they are. Bronwyn is headed that direction as well.