'Ladies of London' reboot is here. Meet the cast, see how to watch.
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Bravo is going back across the pond.
"Ladies of London" is returning with an all-new cast of British socialites and American expats nearly a decade after the reality TV show first went off the air.
The reboot, titled "Ladies of London: The New Reign," is set to air on Thursday, March 5. It follows a group of London-based women — and this time, one man, too — that includes aristocrats, socialites and public figures.
While the revival marks the fourth season of "Ladies of London," the original series ran from 2014 to 2017 before going on hiatus.
Here's what to know about the return of "Ladies of London: The New Reign".
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