In a city where opulence is a given and reputation is everything, the social snow globe is getting another vigorous shake. Season 6 returns to the pristine, high-altitude world of Salt Lake City, offering an unfiltered peek into the lives of six formidable women who reign over its most exclusive circles. Beneath the dazzling layers of designer furs, flawless beauty, and meticulously curated lifestyles, the pressure to maintain a facade of perfection is immense. This year, the carefully constructed walls of faith, family, and fortune begin to show fault lines, threatening to shatter the very foundations of their relationships.

As new alliances form and old grudges are thawed—or frozen in perpetuity—the women navigate a complex web of loyalty, betrayal, and divine judgment. From explosive revelations at a secluded mountain retreat to tearful confrontations in gilded dining rooms, this season proves that in the rarefied air of the Wasatch Front, the greatest drama isn’t about who has the most, but who has the most to lose. The quest for status, salvation, and sisterhood has never been more contentious.

Meet the Cast of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 6

1: Andy Cohen as Self (Host)

The executive producer and beloved ringmaster of the entire Real Housewives universe, Andy Cohen, returns to host every explosive reunion special. Cohen is the master of ceremonies, skillfully guiding the women through their most heated arguments and most vulnerable confessions with a mix of journalistic curiosity and witty commentary. His iconic “watch what happens” mantra sets the stage for the unfiltered drama that defines the franchise.

From his plush reunion chair, Cohen expertly navigates the complex dynamics of the SLC group, asking the probing questions fans demand and reacting with the perfect blend of shock and amusement. His deep knowledge of each woman’s history and personality allows him to mediate their conflicts while also stirring the pot just enough to ensure must-see television. He is the ultimate arbiter of their season’s narrative.

2: Lisa Barlow as Self

The self-proclaimed “number one girl in the group” and Vida Tequila mogul, Lisa Barlow, returns with her signature high-energy, fast-talking flair. Barlow embodies a specific SLC brand of luxury, where devout faith and a taste for the finer things are seamlessly intertwined. This season, she continues to navigate her thriving business empire and deep family commitments while defending her coveted status within the group’s ever-shifting hierarchy.

Barlow’s loyalty is put to the ultimate test as old friendships are challenged and new rumors threaten her reputation. Her journey this season is a masterclass in balancing her fierce, unapologetic ambition with the delicate politics of her social circle, proving that even the most confident queen bee can find her hive under attack. Her confessional one-liners remain sharper than a stiletto heel.

3: Whitney Rose as Self

Whitney Rose returns, continuing her journey of self-discovery and healing with her characteristic emotional transparency and bold fashion choices. As the founder of Wild Rose Beauty, Rose has built a brand on authenticity, and she brings that same raw vulnerability to her relationships within the group. This season, she seeks to solidify her place in the circle while confronting the lingering issues from her past that continue to shape her present.

Rose often serves as the emotional catalyst of the group, unafraid to ask difficult questions or bring hidden tensions to the surface. Her quest for “truth and healing” inevitably leads to dramatic confrontations, forcing the other women to examine their own lives and friendships. Her alliances will be crucial in the battle lines that are drawn this season.

4: Meredith Marks as Self

The elegant jeweler and fashion designer, Meredith Marks, returns with her poised demeanor and sharp legal mind. Marks operates with a calculated grace, often appearing above the fray until she is pushed to her limit, where she delivers icy reads and devastatingly precise accusations. This season, she focuses on expanding her business and nurturing her family, but finds herself repeatedly drawn back into the group’s swirling drama.

Marks’s strategy of “disengaging” is challenged like never before, forcing her to fully engage in the conflicts she typically avoids. Her journey explores the difficulty of maintaining a dignified facade in a world that thrives on chaos, and her complex relationships, particularly with her fellow OGs, are pushed to the brink, revealing a new side to the typically unflappable mogul.

5: Heather Gay as Self

The relatable and hilarious beautypreneur, Heather Gay, returns as the heart and confessional queen of the group. As the owner of Beauty Lab + Laser, Gay has built an empire on making others feel confident, yet she continues to navigate her own insecurities within the group’s judgmental ecosystem. Her journey of post-Mormon liberation and fierce loyalty to her friends remains a central narrative, but that loyalty is fractured this season.

Gay finds herself caught in the crossfire of shifting alliances, forcing her to choose sides in battles that threaten to dismantle the group’s core. Her emotional investment in her friendships leads to both heartwarming moments of support and devastating feelings of betrayal. Her quest for belonging and authentic connection is the emotional throughline of the season.

6: Mary Cosby as Self

The enigmatic and unpredictably iconic Mary Cosby makes her return, bringing her unique perspective and utterly unfiltered commentary. As the leader of a congregation and a woman of immense, mysterious wealth, Cosby exists in her own stratosphere, often bewildering her castmates with her bizarre analogies and brutal honesty. Her presence is a wildcard that can derail any conversation or confrontation.

Cosby’s unconventional approach to friendship and her clear disdain for group politics create constant, hilarious tension. Her limited tolerance for the other women’s drama and her penchant for speaking in cryptic metaphors make every scene she’s in utterly captivating. She remains the franchise’s most unpredictable and fascinating figure.

7: Angie Katsanevas as Self

The Greek goddess and entertainment powerhouse, Angie Katsanevas, returns after her breakout season, fully embracing her role as a full-time housewife. With her vibrant personality and deep roots in the Salt Lake City community, Katsanevas is no longer on the periphery; she is in the thick of the drama, using her connections and confidence to secure her place at the table.

Katsanevas’s loyalty is a major theme this season, as she navigates her friendships with the established OGs while also forming new bonds. Her lavish events and unfiltered opinions make her a central figure in the season’s biggest moments, and she proves she can hold her own in any argument, bringing a new energy and a formidable presence to the group dynamic.

The Husbands, Families, and Friends

The drama extends beyond the core wives with returning fan favorites: John Barlow (Lisa’s supportive husband), Justin Rose (Whitney’s devoted partner), and Seth Marks (Meredith’s charismatic husband) provide glimpses into the marriages that anchor these women. Their children, including Henry Barlow, Bobbie Rose, and Annabelle & Georgia Gay, showcase the family lives at the heart of the chaos. New and returning friends like Bronwyn Newport, Shawn Trujillo, and Britani Bateman add fresh dynamics and additional layers of social intrigue to the already volatile mix.

Why RHOSLC Season 6 Is a Must-Watch

• Unmatched Drama: The most unpredictable and emotionally charged cast in the Housewives universe delivers another season of jaw-dropping moments.

• Unique Setting: A fascinating look into the intersection of extreme wealth, powerful religion, and social climbing in one of America’s most unique cities.

• Iconic Cast: A perfect blend of beloved original housewives and dynamic newbies who aren’t afraid to confront the establishment.

• The Reunion: Andy Cohen presides over what is sure to be an epic, multi-part reunion special filled with tears, screams, and shocking revelations.

The Snow is Back, and So is the Shade.

The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 6 premieres September 16, 2025, on Bravo. Stream next day on Peacock.