Real Housewives Of Miami ‘returns’ … but they’ll be much more ‘diverse’

Bravo has been busy in Florida it seems.

On Wednesday UsWeekly reported that Real Housewives Of Miami is returning to the cable channel after flying from 2011 to 2013 for three seasons.

But the nascent series will be much more ‘diverse’ than the previous team that included Joanna Krupa, Larsa Pippen, and Alexia Echevarria.

Other stars of the show were Marysol Patton, Lea Black, Adriana de Moura and Cristy Rice. Lisa Hochstein, Ana Quincoces and Karent Sierra were introduced later.

The steamy new show is ahead, it is said.

‘They have started interviewing a group of different women,’ the messenger told the site.

They want to have a very diverse team and are talking to women from all backgrounds. ‘

Candidates have already been interviewed ‘several times’ and it has been reported that Bravo is ‘very close to diluting a team’. ‘

The Veterinarians: But the nascent series will be much more ‘diverse’ than the previous team (Hochstein, Krupa, Echevarria and Black pictured in 2013)

In November, Bravo star Andy Cohen suggested that a new RHOM could happen.

When it was all symbolic of Danny Pellegrino Andy said, ‘I’ve been trying to get Peacock to build Miami.

‘I don’t know if I’m allowed to say this. I don’t know where we are with that. ‘

She was on display: Larsa Pippen, Kim Kardashian ‘s best friend, appeared in January

He added, ‘The problem with the third season is that the rankings were declining as it went and went down for the reunion, which is usually against what happens.

‘I think that went into the decision not to raise it. ‘

And the father of one said fans are desperate for a fourth quarter for NBC’s streaming service, Peacock.

Bravo declined to comment when asked about the show’s return potential.

She has moved on: Krupa, a former Playboy cover girl, has a new show that she is working on in Poland. Top model

Mama now: The 41-year-old star seen by daughter Asha-Leigh Nunes