"Hello, and welcome to BravoCon, a whole weekend of tea-spilling, wine-throwing, and wasted fans trying to get selfies with their favorite Housewives. I'm your host, Brian Moylan, the president and founder of Vulture's Real Housewives Institute. I've attended every iteration of BravoCon, including the first one in 2019 in disguise because Bravo banned me while I was researching my New York Times best seller, The Housewives: The Real Story Behind the Real Housewives."
"This year, I'll be on the ground getting all the scoops, interviewing Bravolebs, and reporting on the hottest gossip from the panels before it becomes a plot point on the next season of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, like when Dorit got mad at Erika Jayne for saying she'd be divorced next. (Look who was right!) Expect some gag-worthy moments, especially at fake awards show the Bravos - where Kandi Burruss is getting her Wifetime Achievement award - and answers to our most burning questions."
Brian Moylan serves as host and identifies himself as president and founder of Vulture's Real Housewives Institute who has attended every BravoCon, including the first in 2019 when he attended in disguise after being banned while researching his New York Times bestseller. He will be on the ground getting scoops, interviewing Bravolebs, and reporting gossip from panels before those moments become plot points on Real Housewives seasons, citing Dorit and Erika Jayne as an example. The weekend will include gag-worthy moments and a fake awards show called the Bravos, where Kandi Burruss receives a Wifetime Achievement award. Key questions include whether Wendy Osefo and Karen Huger will attend, whether Real Housewives of New York will add new cast members, and whether NeNe Leakes and Andy Cohen might reconcile. Readers are invited to follow live coverage all weekend.
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