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The Best ‘Real Housewives’ Songs, Ranked

By Matthew Lynch
March 24, 2024
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The “Real Housewives” franchise has not only gifted us with memorable television drama but it has also brought a unique contribution to the music industry. Several cast members across different cities have ventured into the music scene, releasing tracks that range from catchy pop anthems to heartfelt ballads. Let’s dive in and rank the best ‘Real Housewives’ songs:

1.”Tardy for the Party” by Kim Zolciak-Biermann (Atlanta)

It’s hard to talk about ‘Real Housewives’ music without mentioning this iconic dance track. With its addictive beat and easy-to-remember lyrics, “Tardy for the Party” became an instant hit among fans.

2.”Money Can’t Buy You Class” by Countess Luann de Lesseps (New York City)

This song by Luann de Lesseps, aka Countess Luann, encapsulates the chic essence of “The Real Housewives of New York City.” With its catchy chorus and sage advice, it’s a song that fans can’t help but sing along to.

3.”Expensive” by Erika Jayne (Beverly Hills)

Erika Jayne has released several dance-pop tracks, but “Expensive” is a standout, capturing her glamorous lifestyle and over-the-top personality that viewers love.

4.”On Display” by Melissa Gorga (New Jersey)

Melissa Gorga channels her experiences of living in the public eye into this pop song, making it an anthem for anyone who feels scrutinized yet empowered.

5.”Don’t Be Tardy for the Party” – Unreleased Version by Kandi Burruss (Atlanta)

Though Kim Zolciak-Biermann released the official version, Kandi Burruss’s unreleased rendition of “Tardy for the Party” offers a unique twist on the club banger.

6.”XXpen$ive” by Erika Jayne (Beverly Hills)

Erika Jayne doubles down on her extravagant brand with “XXpen$ive,” another playful nod to her wealthy and fabulous lifestyle.

7.”Chic C’est La Vie” by Countess Luann de Lesseps (New York City)

Countess Luann doubles down on opulence in “Chic C’est La Vie,” celebrating luxury and friendship amidst an inviting beat.

8. “Close To You” by Erika Jayne (Beverly Hills)

Showing off her softer side, Erika Jayne delivers a sultry ballad with “Close To You,” which highlights her vocal talents beyond upbeat dance tracks.

  1. “Get Off My Jock” by Bethenny Frankel (New York City)

While not an official single, Bethenny Frankel’s catchphrase-turned-song during reunions and interviews became an instant mantra for fans of her no-nonsense attitude.

  1. “Painless Love” by Porsha Williams (Atlanta)

Porsha Williams’ soulful entry “Painless Love” shows off her vocal skills, steering away from club anthems to deliver a more personal touch to her musical pursuits.

This ranking celebrates the entrepreneurial spirit of these reality stars as they transform their TV fame into recording careers, adding another layer of entertainment for their audiences. From dance floor hits to reflective tunes, ‘Real Housewives’ songs have undoubtedly left their mark on pop culture.

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