Bravo TV host and executive Andy Cohen discussed the highly regarded Ladies of London during an episode of Andy Cohen Live and why it hasn’t been picked up for a sophomore season.
“When shows go ‘on pause’ or aren’t picked up it is because ratings are not good enough.” Andy continued, “So that’s the thing. This was such a beloved show. People are upset.”
Commenters called out the network for failing to give Ladies of London appropriate support. “The show was fantastic. The question is, did it receive proper support and promotion?” Another noted, “They didn’t promote it enough. You really only found it if you are constantly watching Peacock.”
“I watch nearly everything on Bravo, and I stumbled upon this reboot of Ladies to London – they didn’t promote the show at all!! And then pull it before it could attract a bigger audience.”
Last month, Deadline reported that Ladies of London: The New Reign has been placed on an indefinite pause.
For fans unfamiliar with Bravo’s “pause” terminology, instead of outright canceling a show, the network often says a series is “on pause” — leaving the door open for a future return.
ICYMI, Ladies of London originally premiered in 2014 and ran for three seasons before going on a nearly 10-year hiatus. In 2025, Bravo ordered a revival of the franchise with an entirely new cast, which premiered earlier this year.
