Who's On The Cast Of 'Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip' Season 3?

"Real Housewives" lovers recently went crazy after they saw a rumored cast lineup for the upcoming third season online.

The cast for the third season of "The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip" has seemingly been confirmed. Alexia Echevarria did the reported confirmation when she reshared a post of the season's lineup.

The women of "The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip" are gearing up to enjoy the sun and beach at a vacation spot. 

And now, fans of the show have an idea about the direction producers will take regarding casting for its third season.

ET divulged that two women from several of the reality series' franchises would leave their homes behind to partake in the Girls Trip.

The cast includes "Potomac" stars Gizelle Bryant and Candiace Dillard-Bassett, and "New York" stars Tinsley Mortimer and Leah McSweeney.

"Salt Lake City" stars Whitney Rose and Heather Gay, and "Miami" stars Alexia Echevarria and Marysol Patton are also alleged cast members. 

While Bravo has not confirmed anything yet, it was Echevarria who reshared a photo of the potential lineup that seemingly confirmed casting news to fans of the franchise. 

The image came with the words, "RHUGT Season 3 begins filming July 17" at its top. Under it were the terms, "Can't wait to see my Queens of Miami on the newest installment of Ultimate Girls Trip." 

It then went on to gush that Echevarria and Patton "are going to be so epic on this!" Although the location for the season's filming is undisclosed, there has been speculation about the plane landing on Thailand soil.

Until new updates about the show are shared, fans have no choice but to wonder how Echevarria would mark the first anniversary of her mother, Nancy's passing.

The remembrance, which is a little over a month away, will trigger a bittersweet feeling in the reality star's life - Nancy died on the reality star's wedding day.

When Nancy passed in August 2021, The Blast noted that Echevarria broke the news with a lengthy caption on Instagram.

Along with four pictures of her and Nancy through the years, the entrepreneur wrote that her mother died from COVID-19.

She disclosed that her emotions had been a rollercoaster because she was on the road to marrying the man of her dreams until her mother fell sick. In her words:

"What was supposed to be the happiest day of my life today has turned out to be the saddest." 

She continued by writing about her mother's strength, beauty, and determination to live life on her terms.  The 55-year-old added that her mother was a "trailblazer in so many aspects of life" before concluding with:

"I know you're in a better place dancing and drinking champagne. Please watch over us, as I need all the help from up above. I now have another angel. Until we meet again."

Echevarria got many supportive comments from thousands of people, including fellow "RHOM" star Larsa Pippen who claimed she was "Praying for your family." 

Years after the "Real Housewives" franchise won the hearts of millions of people in the States and out, the show is still going strong.

The show's host, Andy Cohen, took its fans aback after announcing that they would soon start enjoying episodes of "The Real Housewives Of Dubai."

According to an earlier The Blast report, the desert of billionaires would be the show's 11th city since it opened its doors to Orange County in 2006.

Fans got a chance to drop their thoughts after a clip of the upcoming installation was shared on Instagram. 

While one claimed that the franchise was getting ready to take the show to new levels, another follower asked if Dubai natives would be cast on the famous reality show.

For a third fan, the opportunity to see Dubai's horizon and learn about its culture excited them the most.

The Dubai installment reportedly started filming in November 2021, and viewers think Caroline Stanbury is one of the celebrities partaking in it.

The actress is a familiar face from the reality series "Ladies Of London," which premiered in 2014 and aired on Bravo.

Glenda Harsh, Steven Weinstock, Jamie Jakimo, Glenda Cox,  and Chelsey Stephens are set to executive produce the show.