The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 14 teaser: Get ready for more glamour and tears with shocking revelations and new faces

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With a new promotional video, Bravo is hinting at the return of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills for a new season. The Beverly Hills-based reality show's 14th season will debut this autumn, and in anticipation, the cable network has dropped a teaser trailer.

New season announcement and teaser trailer

"Lights. Camera. 90210," claims the post on X, "An all-new season of 'RHOBH' is coming soon." The brief video preview gives fans a glimpse of the RHOBH stars' new styles by showing their silhouettes.

A preview for the upcoming season of RHOBH debuted on Bravo before the premieres of other shows, including The Real Housewives of Potomac and The Real Housewives of New York City.

Dorit Kemsley of RHOBH informs co-star Sutton Stracke, "This is not real." Stracke claps back and responds, "This is as real as it gets."

A tearful Kyle Richards storms off set in a dramatic scene. She declares that she has had enough. This is too much for her.

Newbie Bozoma Saint John joins returning cast

Season 14 of RHOBH will see newbie Bozoma Saint John joining returning cast members Garcelle Beauvais, Erika Jayne, Dorit Kemsley, and Sutton Stracke.

Jax Joseph Nilon, Beauvais's teenage son, recently begged her not to film Season 14 after he got death threats from internet trolls. Jax told her just before this season that he can't do it anymore. On the Pop Culture Moms podcast on ABC Audio and GMA, Beauvais stated that she found it excessively pessimistic. She held that in high regard. Thus, he will not be appearing this season. She didn't tell many people about this, so the podcast provided the first opportunity.

Garcelle Beauvais reflects on parenting and the show's impact

During production, RHOBH co-star Erika Jayne yelled at Jax, who became a plot point in Season 12 at the age of 14. Jax and Jayne had a conversation on TV to resolve their differences, and Jayne eventually apologized to Jax.

That was also one of the hardest because they weren't willing to participate, Beauvais remarked. In her previous viewings of the show, she never had the impression that the children were the main attraction. People observed their presence at the house, and they received no criticism. That's why she held the belief, "We can do this." Afterward, Jax experienced the same situation. Nobody deserves it, so it surprised her, and those children don't deserve that.