Addressed to: 
Frances Berwick — Chairman, Bravo & Peacock Unscripted
Andy Cohen — Executive Producer, Real Housewives Franchise & Host 
Rachel Smith — EVP, Unscripted Content, Lifestyle & Documentaries
Noah Samton — Head of East Coast Unscripted Lifestyle Current Production
Kathleen French & Ryan Flynn — West Coast Current Production, Lifestyle
Jenny Storms — Chief Marketing Officer, NBCUniversal Entertainment
Donna Langley — Chairman, NBCUniversal Entertainment & Studios

This petition is written not only in appreciation of The Real Housewives of Miami, but in recognition of its unique and increasingly rare position within today's television landscape. We ask that its future be given the serious consideration it deserves from both a business and a cultural standpoint.

• A Rare and Authentic Representation of Latin Culture

RHOM stands as one of the very few mainstream reality franchises built around a predominantly Latina cast: one where language, family dynamics, and cultural identity are not secondary elements or window dressing, but the core of its storytelling.

At a time when audiences are actively seeking representation that feels organic rather than performative, Miami delivers something genuinely distinctive: a celebration of Latin culture that is both joyful and complex, entertaining and emotionally resonant. This is not a gap that can be easily filled. This is a show that has hard-earned its place in the cultural conversation and that place matters to millions of viewers who rarely see themselves reflected in mainstream television.

• A Proven Fan Favorite with Sustained Engagement

Since its return in 2021, Miami has re-established itself as one of the most actively discussed and passionately supported entries in the franchise across social platforms. Its audience is not passive. Viewers engage across platforms, follow cast storylines with genuine investment, and continue to advocate for the show in ways that reflect deep and sustained loyalty.

That level of connection is difficult to build and even harder to replace. It represents a real community: one that has shown up for this show consistently, and that will notice its absence.

• Strategic Value Beyond the Ratings Dashboard

In addition to its cultural relevance and audience loyalty, the series continues to align with key industry priorities:

1. Strong performance on Peacock
2. A distinct identity within the broader Real Housewives franchise, serving an underrepresented audience segment and sustaining a strong presence in the pop culture landscape
3. A cast and production ecosystem capable of delivering consistently compelling television

• Our Respectful Call to Action

Pausing or cancelling RHOM at this stage risks losing not only momentum, but something far more difficult to quantify: a rare intersection of cultural meaning, fan loyalty, and programming value that few shows in the unscripted space manage to achieve simultaneously.

We respectfully ask that leadership consider the full picture, not only ratings in isolation, but the cultural weight the series carries, the community it represents, and the business case for sustaining a show that continues to demonstrate its value.

If this is a strategic “pause,” similar to The Real Housewives of New York City, to recalibrate casting, then it is one the audience is willing to be patient with. 

Whether through renewal or new casting decisions, we urge Bravo and Peacock to find a path forward for Miami, one that honors both the fans who have invested in this show and the community it so authentically represents.