How to watch Bravo online from anywhere – get Real Housewives, Below Deck and all your reality shows without cable or satellite

The most cost effective way by far to watch Bravo in the US is with Peacock. It's just $4.99 per month, doesn't tie you into a long contract and doesn't require any kind of cable package. 

The free tier has limited content, so you’ll want the ad-supported Peacock Premium at $4.99 a month to watch whole seasons of Bravo shows. Or you can pick up Peacock Premium Plus at $9.99 to remove the ads and download select content to watch offline. It's available on most smart devices.

The only downside with Peacock is that you generally get each episode the day after it airs on Bravo. So, if you really need you fix of Housewives on the day of release, you might want to try cable-cutting services such as Sling TV and FuboTV instead which both carry Bravo.

Sling comes in at $35 per month (you can get your first month half-price) while FuboTV is more expensive starting at $69.99 but has more cable channels. FuboTV also offers a very tempting 7-day FREE trial. 

If none of that appeals and you want to do things more traditionally then it's cable TV for you. Bravo is accessible on cable if you have a TV Provider like Xfinity, DirecTV, Verizon, Cox or one of many other services. It will also offer access to the online Bravo player.

Not in the US? Anyone from the US who wants to sign up to Peacock from abroad can do so by using a VPN.

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A great number of Bravo shows land on Hayu internationally – including the Real Housewives franchise, Below Deck: Down Under, and Love Match Atlanta. And - good news for “Bravoholics” - new episodes are uploaded around the same time they air in the US!

A subscription to Hayu costs CA$5.99 a month and, in addition to Bravo content, hosts around 250 reality TV shows, including The Bachelor, Made in Chelsea, Keeping Up with the Kardashians, and The Simple Life. Perhaps best of all, you can try it all 100% free thanks to the 7-day FREE trial.

If you already have an Amazon Prime Video subscription though, then you might want to add the Hayu channel to it, which you can do in Canada for the same price as becoming a member directly.

Finally, if you're away from home right now and still want to tune in via Hayu, then you can take advantage of the VPN route as described above.

In the UK, fans of Bravo’s addictive reality TV dramas can also fill their boots with Hayu. That means every season of Real Housewives of Atlanta, Dubai, Miami, Potomac, and more, plus Watch What Happens Next and over 250 other reality TV shows like The Bachelor and Made in Chelsea

A Hayu membership costs £4.99 a month (or £43.99 for the year). But you could try before you buy with the 7-day FREE trial for new members. If you've already got an Amazon Prime Video subscription, however, then you have the option to just add Hayu via Amazon Channels, and for the same price as if you purchased it directly.

Should you be abroad right now and keen to access your main streaming service, downloading a VPN will let you overcome geo-blocks and stream your favorite shows from anywhere in the world.

It’s the same story Down Under, with Hayu the home of over 250 shows, including the all-new Love Match Atlanta, the Real Housewives franchise, or a series like Keeping Up with the Kardashians. With Hayu you get a 7-day FREE trial too, after which you can keep watching all of the romance, rivalry, and drama for just AUS$ 6.99 a month.

Anyone from Australia currently abroad who’s missing their local streaming coverage needs to simply follow our VPN advice, which is explained in full above.