News about Nicole O'Neil

Nicole O'Neil shocked fans of The Real Housewives of Sydney when she missed the season two reunion for an undisclosed 'family commitment.' Joel Creasey, a Nova FM actress who not only hosted the reunion special but also hosts Nova's official RHOS podcast, was sparked rumors of a rivalry. Now, Creasey has broken the record straight alongside entertainment writer Jonathan Moran.

Dr Kate Adams has arguably become the breakout star of Binge's The Real Housewives of Sydney this season. Her outspoken nature has placed her at the center of several feuds, while her role as the only single and childless cast member of the show has redefined what it means to be a Real Housewife. For years, Australians have seen the 41-year-old in her scrubs on Bondi Vet, but her time in RHOS has showcased a surprisingly glamorous side of the veterinarian.

Nicole O'Neil's real Housewives have denied rumors that she will leave the hit show after feuding with her co-stars and missing the reunion. This week, the socialite made news after missing the explosive reunion taping due to family commitments. The remainder of the cast members, including Caroline Gaultier, Dr. Kate Adams, Krissy Marsh, Sally Obermeder, Terry Biviano, and Victoria Montano, were all in attendance.

Nicole O'Neil, the real Housewives of Sydney, has shared what she thinks about the current cast as the reality show returns to screens for a second season. The 44-year-old actress debuted her impressions of the reformed cast in the show's long-awaited return to Australia, giving an inside look at the women in the show's much-anticipated comeback. 'I think this season makes the storylines more focused on the person and what's going to be happening with them and their families,' she wrote.

After one season of being 'too bad,' the Real Housewives of Sydney was reportedly axed. Producers have notified the new stars of the reboot about their behaviour on the forthcoming season, according to show's new cast member Victoria Montano. 'They told me there will be no more table flipping and no nastiness like previous years,' she told The Australian's Diary.