They’re Baaack: Real Housewives Of Atlanta Season 12

“The Real Housewives Of Atlanta” Season 12 cast group photo caused a stir on social media. Many fans are saying this is the best group photo they ever took.

Season 12 premieres November 3, 2019 at 8 ET / 7 central. Here’s what to know about RHOA Season 12.

Real Housewives Of Atlanta Season 12: What to know

Here is the cast for RHOA Season 12 as far as we know:

  • Nene Leakes
  • Kenya Moore
  • Cynthia Bailey
  • Eva Marcille
  • Kandi Burruss
  • Porsha Williams

It’s still not clear who will have recurring roles, but Bravo TV always signs a number of people that will have minor or supporting roles and plotlines.

A noticeable absence to longtime fans is Kim Zolciak-Biermann and Sherri Whitfield. Both of the former castmembers have returned for minor plots, but have not been welcomed back fully since their first few contracts.

Other minor players like Marlo Hampton will likely continue to be a sidekick with considerable screentime.

As we all know, Kenya Moore is returning after taking some time off to have a family.

Nene Leakes is also back after spending an extended time away to focus on show business.

Kandi Burruss is back taping while juggling recurring role on Showtime’s “The Chi” and handling the success of a soul food restaurant.

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On Bravo, the “Real Housewives of Atlanta” franchise continues to be a perennial winner among millennials. The bottom line is that people want to see Atlanta on TV.

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