7 Things We Learned From 'The Real Housewives' Tell-All 'Not All Diamonds and Rosé'

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became a (pop) cultural phenomenon, featuring more than 150 interviews with the women at the forefront of the franchise, as well as the brilliant minds working behind the screens to bring them to TV.

The authorized oral history of the franchise reads a little like redacted government documents at times, with some of the juiciest info fans are sure to want — like intel on how contracts work, what kind of money these women are making and just exactly how the sausage is made (i.e.

how production really operates when it comes to filming scenes vs. filming confessional interviews) — not included, but there are still plenty of fun reveals, many in the form of producers confirming theories about certain iconic moments.