Inside Real Housewives All-Stars' $9K-a-night Turks beach villa as Teresa Giudice, Kenya Moore & pals lounge in luxury

THE REAL Housewives All-Stars are living it up in an approximately $9K-a-night Turks and Caicos beachfront villa.

Cast members including Teresa Giudice and Kenya Moore are vacationing in luxury for the upcoming spinoff series.

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The Housewives all-stars are staying at Turks & Caicos' Triton Luxury Villa on Long Bay Beach for their upcoming spinoff and mashup series.

Occupying more than two acres, the stunning beachfront property spans over 10,000sq feet and is surrounded by luscious green trees.

The oceanside estate has seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms, two pools, a hot tub, private tennis and bocce ball courts and a villa butler.

There is even an outdoor movie theater with a fire pit overlooking gorgeous unobstructed views of the sea.

The estate can rent for as much as $17K depending on the time of year and length of stay but costs a whopping $9K a month during the non-Summer off season.






Bravo took care of the ladies – who will hardly have to lift a finger – as the property includes a butler, housekeeper, pool person, security guard, personal concierge, and a chef who will cook up to three meals a day for the entire group. 

As six of the bedrooms at this villa come with king-sized beds with each of them boasts a private bathroom with a vanity and shower – that means one lady will be stuck with less glamorous space. 

A production source exclusively told The Sun that Ramona Singer unsurprisingly fought the other ladies for the best bedroom when they got to the villa, however "she did not win."

RHONJ's Teresa Giudice has been sharing lots of snaps from the exquisite property including the pools and cabanas as well as oceanfront views.

She also posted a pic of the fire pit and tennis courts.





The mom-of-four has also been showing off she smoking figure in a red bikini on a boat as well a blue one-piece bathing suit on the beach.

Teresa and her sister-in-law, Melissa Gorga, also showed off their tropical dinner dresses.

Melissa captioned her post: "Shoot for the moon… even if you miss it you will land among the stars"

Teresa wrote: "Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer."

In another bikini pic she shared: "Good vibes happen on high tides…hat @suitesnob."




RHONY's Ramona Singer also shared her dinner outfit captioning the pics: "Life is good."

Sources close to Bravo revealed to The Sun the official all-stars' lineup will include Jersey girl Teresa, 48, and New York socialite Ramona, 64.

Joining them will be fellow RHONY star Luann de Lesseps, and Teresa’s RHONJ cast mate and sister-in-law, Melissa Gorga.

Real Housewives Of Atlanta stars Kenya Moore, 50, and Cynthia Bailey, 54, will also join the ladies. 

Representing the west coast, Kyle Richards, 52, will be the only Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills member to be featured.



The production insider told The Sun: “The cast size had to be cut down to seven, as the largest-sized house the show could book is seven bedrooms due to Covid protocols. An 8th person is going to be added halfway, and will be teased as some sort of twist.”

The source continued: “The entire cast will meet in Atlanta and everyone will fly out from there to Turks & Caicos together.

This is not the ideal cast that Bravo wanted but due to scheduling conflicts with current seasons filming and Covid, everyone is just excited they are going through with this. It’s planned to be four to six episodes, but that may change depending on the footage. 

Yesterday, Luann de Lesseps, Kyle Richards, Kenya Moore and more sizzled in swimsuits during their island vacation.


Luann de Lesseps shared a snap smiling on a boat wearing a blue and white striped, nautical-themed bikini captioned: "We got the……catamaran?"

RHOBH OG Kyle Richards also shared some beautiful snaps enjoying her day at sea.

RHOA star Cynthia Bailey also shared snaps on the catamaran captioning them: "Better by the water!”

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