Housewives fans, assemble. The Real Housewives of London cast has finally dropped, and it’s basically a who’s who of London’s fanciest postcodes. Hayu’s been teasing this for ages, and now we’ve got the official lineup — and yes, it’s as extra as you’d hope.
Let’s cut to the chase and meet the women who are about to make your group chats a lot juicier.
Meet the cast of Real Housewives of London
Juliet Mayhew
If you like your Housewives with a side of “I used to be a pageant queen,” Juliet’s your girl. She’s originally from Australia, was crowned Miss Galaxy Universe, and now lives in Chelsea, which is basically London’s answer to Toorak.
She’s married to her husband Tiggy (already obsessed with that name), has two teenagers, and runs an event company for the rich and famous. Also, she’s besties with Caroline Stanbury from RHODubai, so expect some international crossover energy.
Juliet Angus
The other Juliet is Chicago-born but has been in West London long enough to have strong opinions about scones. You might remember her from Ladies of London (the sort of prequel to this whole thing). She’s an influencer, stylist, and low-key fashion oracle. If you’re wondering who’s going to have the best confessional looks, it’s probably her.
Also I just know there is going to be a fight over who is the better Juliet, and I’m here for it.
Amanda Cronin
Amanda’s the one who’ll drop the “back when I was modelling in Paris” stories at every dinner. She’s now an entrepreneur, and is apparently mates with Housewives royalty like Meredith Marks (Real Housewives of Salt Lake City) and Dorinda Medley (Real Housewives of New York), so she’s got the franchise connections. Expect her to be the one who knows everyone, everywhere.
Karen Loderick-Peace
Karen’s already done the Housewives thing over on The Real Housewives of Jersey, so she’s basically a pro at this point. She’s married to a former football club chairman, owns five properties (casual), and is about to launch her own fashion label. Basically, if you need a place to stay in London, Jersey or Barbados, she’s your girl.
Panthea Parker
Panthea’s been living the Mayfair high life since the ‘90s, so she’s seen it all and probably has the receipts. She gives major IYKYK energy when it comes to London’s social scene and if there’s a party, she’s either hosting it or knows who is.
Nessie Welschinger
Nessie is the local — born and raised in London, living in Chelsea, and also owns a literal 500-year-old estate in the Cotswolds. She used to be a big deal in finance (Global Head of Equity at Schroders, no less), but now she runs a cake company that’s served actual royalty. Yes, the Queen has eaten her cakes. No, you and I truly can’t relate.
Wait, didn’t London already have a Real Housewives show?
Kind of. Ladies of London tried to make it happen back in 2014, but it wasn’t officially part of the Housewives multiverse. This new series is the real deal — the 30th official Housewives city and Hayu’s first original show. So yes, it’s a big deal for reality TV nerds, aka moi!
What else do we know about Real Housewives of London?
The show started filming in March 2025 and promises all the usual Housewives shenanigans: lavish dinners, castle getaways, and more champagne than your bank account can handle.
Hayu reckons these women are “navigating life, legacy and loyalty in a city where wealth whispers and grudges roar”. Translation: it’s going to be messy, but in a good way.
When can you watch Real Housewives of London?
The Real Housewives of London is landing later this year, only on Hayu. Get your group chat ready.
So there you have it. Six women, one city, and enough drama to keep us all well fed with entertainment. London’s calling, and I’m picking up!!!
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