E!’s ‘The Golden Life’ to Stream on Hulu in November
Cord-cutting “Housewives” fans, rejoice: “The Golden Life” has found a streaming partner.
The E! series — which follows “The Real Housewives of New York City” alumni Kelly Bensimon, Countess Luann de Lesseps, Dorinda Medley, Sonja Morgan and Ramona Singer as they head down to Florida — will launch on Hulu in November thanks to a licensing agreement between the streamer and Versant, the spinoff company that now controls a handful of cable networks previously under NBCUniversal.
“The Golden Life” premiered on E! on Oct. 20 without a streaming destination. The first two episodes will hit Hulu on Nov. 3, with remaining episodes available on the streamer seven days after premiering on E!.
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The series finds the “RHONY” favorites reuniting in Palm Beach. “Whether it’s yacht parties accompanied by past flings on the not-so-sunny coast of Florida, championing the Gay Polo League, an old-school girls weekend in Miami, or glamorous shop-and-sip events in luxury boutiques, the ladies bring their iconic personalities to the exclusive Palm Beach scene,” per the logline.
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