As fans tuned in to watch Ariana Madix, Tom Sandoval and Raquel Leviss
address the Scandoval on the series, the May 17 finale episode drew a series
high both among total viewers with and audience of 4.1 million and in the key
demo among adults 18-49 with 2.4 million viewers, according to Nielsen live-
plus-three-day viewing.

With the boost from Scandoval, the tenth season of �Vanderpump Rules� has
also become the show�s most watched season in terms of three-day viewing
across platforms. In the demo, the �RHOBH� spinoff has also become the
fastest-growing unscripted series across broadcast or cable networks over the
past year per live-plus-three-day viewing figures.

After the �Vanderpump Rules� finale broadcast, the May 17 episode of �Watch
What Happens Live,� which featured Madix, brought in 2.2 million total
viewers in live-plus-three-day viewing, marking the most-watched episode in
eight years, excluding reunion episodes.

The series has also fared well in the demo in live-plus-same-day viewing,
with �Vanderpump Rules� becoming the most-watched unscripted cable
entertainment telecast of 2023 among adults 18-49, and has marked the most-
watched cable entertainment telecast in the demo for the past 11 weeks live-
plus-same-day viewing.

As viewers caught up on the finale on Peacock the day after its broadcast,
May 18 marked the highest viewership day of the series on the streaming
platform.

After news of the cheating scandal between Tom and Raquel lit the internet
aflame in March, the March 8 episode � the first episode to air since the
news broke � drew the Bravo show�s highest total viewers with 2.2 million
viewers and the highest-rated episode among 18-49 demo in nearly three years.

Following last week�s finale, Bravo will kick off its the series� three-part
reunion on Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET/PT, with Peacock streaming the uncensored
and extended versions on the episodes, titled �Vanderpump Rules: Pumped Up
Edition.�

Hailing from Evolution Media, executive producers for the series include Alex
Baskin, Jen McClure-Metz, Joe Kingsley, Jeremiah Smith, Natalie Neurauter,
Lisa Vanderpump and Ken Todd.

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Let's go Brandon!