Looking for headline-making TV? It’s time to run for the hills — Beverly Hills, that is.

After a headline-making season, the highly-anticipated “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” reunion will finally begin airing on Feb. 28, 2024 at 8 p.m ET CST on Bravo and live TV streaming services.

No cable? No problem. Bravo is one of the over 40 channels available to watch on Sling Blue ($40/month $20/first month), a contract-free streaming service currently offering 50% off your first month.

Now might be the prime time to take advantage of budget-friendly ways to watch primetime television, with the buzzy-worthy post-Scandoval season of “Vanderpump Rules” currently airing as well.

Sling TV subscriptions also include channels ranging from Lifetime and TLC to E!. (After all, with awards season red carpet coverage here in full force, “Housewives” isn’t the only place to see Hollywood glam on full display this month.)

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Sling Blue

And while the “RHOBH” ladies will no doubt bring plenty of receipts to the reunion, you won’t need one for Sling; the service can be paused or ended for free if needed.

Just call it a diamond-worthy deal.

Following the first installment on Feb. 28, 2024, Parts 2 and 3 will air on March 6 and 13, respectively, at 8 p.m ET.

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The reunion was filmed on Jan. 26, 2024 as a dramatic follow-up to the show’s headline-making finale — where Kyle Richards addressed her separation from husband Maurico Umansky, saying, “There’s a big chance that [Mauricio and I are] not gonna end up together.”

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A trailer for the hotly anticipated sit-down dropped last week, which also sees Richards responding to speculation that her relationship with country musician Morgan Wade has turned romantic (rumors both parties previously denied).

“Could you see yourself with Morgan?” Cohen asks in the clip, with the star hesitating to answer.

The trailer also revealed Sutton Stracke had an on-set health emergency after Kathy Hilton (seemingly unrelatedly) made a surprise cameo and sat down next to her sister.