The new Real Housewives of New York City season has arrived with a fresh mix of familiar faces, newcomers, and plenty of New York attitude. Now, the Season 16 cast is giving fans another glimpse at their personalities through their highly anticipated taglines.
Hailey Glassman delivers a pointed message with her ‘when they go low, I get high’ tagline
Bravo unveiled the new lines in a glittering promo on YouTube on Sept. 16, with the Housewives dressed in dazzling, shimmery looks.
Season 16 brings back Sai De Silva, 42, Erin Lichy, 39, and Jessel Taank, 46, who have all been part of the RHONY reboot since Season 14. The 63-year-old journalist, Carole Radziwill, is also back after an eight-year break, this time in a “friend of” role. Meanwhile, newcomers Hailey Glassman, Erika Hammond, and Daisy Toye are joining the cast full-time.
The newly revealed taglines waste little time showing what each woman is bringing to the season. 44-year-old Daisy Toye kicks things off with, “In my line of work, I charge extra for two faces.” Jessel Taank, meanwhile, comes in with, “It’s not my fault you can’t tell an accent from an attitude.”
Glassman keeps her tagline short and sharp: “When they go low, I get high.” As one of the three new Housewives joining the show this season, the 39-year-old PR professional gets a line that immediately gives her RHONY introduction a confident edge.
Elsewhere, Sai De Silva brings Brooklyn pride to her tagline: “Manhattan gave me the address, but Brooklyn gave me the attitude.” Erika Hammond, 35, takes a lighter approach with, “Friendships come and go. Tacos, they’re forever.”
Erin Lichy, meanwhile, leans into New York’s reputation for secrets, saying, “In New York, secrets are currency. And honey, I am rich.” Finally, Carole Radziwill gets perhaps the most cheeky line of the bunch: “I may be a boomer, but I still got a great ass.”
The Real Housewives of New York City Season 16 premiered on Sept. 8 at 8 p.m. ET on Bravo, with new episodes streaming on Peacock every Tuesday.
