The Best And Wildest Reality TV Show Moments Of 2023
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A look back on the times where our favorite reality stars made us laugh, scream and, very often, shake our heads.
When you’re looking for something to watch on TV that allows you to truly decompress and not think of your own drama, reality TV is often just a channel flip away.
It is mindless entertainment that can be enthralling, messy and fun, but best of all, the drama is never, ever your problem.
In this list, HuffPost reporters and editors look back on the year for our best and wildest moments on reality TV and recall the times where our favorite reality stars made us laugh, scream and, very often, shake our heads.
The Palm Springs Trip On ‘The Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City’
There are so many epic moments from the Salt Lake City housewives’ trip to Palm Springs. It was epic and reminded me and all “Housewives” fans of the best parts of the franchise. There has to be equal parts mess, fun and downright hilarity. From Meredith Marks’ new accent(s) and ruuuumooors, to well, almost all the cast mates in some crazy attire at that dinner, to Mary M. Cosby’s one-liners and Heather Gay’s literal struggle bus moment with some espresso martinis, I could ride the magic of this episode of “RHOSLC” for so many days to come. — Erin E. Evans
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