Celebrity Style: The Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City Season 6 Reunion Looks

The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 6 reunion promises chaos on an unprecedented level, delivering explosive revelations, blistering accusations, and tension so thick it pushes Andy Cohen to do the unthinkable walk off the set. For the first time in Bravo reunion history, the longtime host exits the stage, marking a jaw-dropping moment fans won’t soon forget. The three-part reunion kicks off January 13, and if the trailer is any indication, viewers should brace themselves.

Andy Cohen has moderated countless fiery reunions over the years, often watching cast members storm off mid-argument. This time, however, the drama spirals so completely out of control that even Andy can’t rein it in. As the trailer unfolds, the women talk over one another, tempers flare, and Andy’s attempts to mediate are repeatedly ignored. By the end, he announces, “I’m walking off,” as the room erupts around him — despite Mary Cosby pleading, “No, Andy, please.”

Lisa Barlow, Meredith Marks, Mary Cosby

The unraveling begins as old wounds reopen and new bombshells surface. Heather Gay jokingly addresses rumors surrounding her friendship with Below Deck Down Under’s Captain Jason Chambers, but the lighthearted moment quickly dissolves. Lisa Barlow finds herself on the defensive once again this time doubling down on her controversial “gout d–k sucker” comment aimed at Bronwyn and Todd Bradley. When Andy suggests Lisa’s husband, John Barlow, may be unintentionally embarrassing her on camera, emotions take over, and she’s shown wiping away tears.

Accusations of behind-the-scenes leaks ignite another explosive exchange when Lisa insists she’s “not the source.” Angie K. responds by dramatically presenting a scroll of alleged evidence to Andy, sparking a heated confrontation that sends tensions soaring. Meanwhile, Britani arrives with a new “emotional support” stuffed animal from Jared Osmond, only to clash with Lisa and ultimately storm off the set, declaring, “F–k this,” as insults fly.
Whitney Rose also reaches a breaking point, tearfully admitting she’s dealing with something deeply personal. After asking for a moment, she exits the stage one of several walk-offs during the taping. Later, she confronts Meredith Marks, accusing her of lying and standing firm in what she claims to have witnessed during a tense plane incident.
The emotional weight intensifies when Mary Cosby reveals that her son, Robert Cosby Jr., is incarcerated. Fighting back tears, she tells Andy she would “rather him be there than dead,” a sobering moment that silences the room briefly.

Bronwyn delivers her own stunning revelation, confirming through tears that she and husband Todd are separated. And in classic reunion fashion, Heather ends the trailer with a final verbal mic drop, declaring her friendship with Meredith officially over and warning, “Buckle up.”
While the drama delivered, the fashion? Not quite.

Although the ladies looked polished individually, there was a noticeable lack of cohesion in their reunion styling. Lisa Barlow stood out in a luxe brown silk gown with flawless hair and makeup, effortlessly serving glam. Unfortunately, the rest of the cast failed to match her level, with looks that felt disjointed and underwhelming for such a high-stakes reunion moment.
Drama: 10s across the board. Fashion? A missed opportunity.