Danielle Cabral is currently clocking in to discuss the future of her messy series, Real Housewives of New Jersey. Following an extended pause in The Garden State, their cameras have finally gone back up. But, if anyone feels worried about how this cast might soon present, you can go ahead and stop. According to Danielle, based on the ladies selected to film and the scenes that they have already captured, RHONJ Season 15 “will deliver” everything that the fans hope to see in this series.
Will Danielle Cabral return to the RHONJ cast for Season 15?
While walking the red carpet at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards in New York, Page Six pulled Danielle in for a little chat about RHONJ. “There were rumors that they were filming recently. Did you hear about that?” the reporter asked.
After confirming that she had indeed heard about resumed filming in New Jersey, Danielle offered up a few breadcrumbs regarding Season 15. “They’re putting the pieces of the puzzle together, if that makes sense. And I can almost guarantee [RHONJ] fans will not be disappointed.” Then, Danielle swore, “Hang tight, and I promise you [that] Jersey will deliver.”
As for when viewers can expect to see this series back on Bravo again, Danielle says, “I think it’s gonna happen a lot faster than what you guys think. And I really hope to God it’s back to the good, ol’ days: Christmas, Halloween, the holidays. So hang tight. Wait a little longer, I promise!”
The reporter then noted that her answers sounded very informed. So, does this mean that Danielle is returning to filming? Well, Danielle laughed, she “said no such thing.” However, “You’ll all be happy [with] how [RHONJ] turns out. I think they’re going to get it right this time, and we have a fresh start,” Danielle quipped.
The Real Housewives of New Jersey streams on Peacock. Viewers in the U.K. and Ireland can watch on Hayu.
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