“Family Karma” Season 3 is ending with Amrit Kapai and Nicholas Kouchoukos’ big, gay Indian wedding — and a whole lot of tears, according to the couple. 

“Bring a full tissue box with you because there are so many emotions … [and] viewers are going to see that,” Kapai, 35, exclusively tells Page Six in a joint interview with his 39-year-old husband. 

“It’s emotional. Viewers are going to see my close friends and my community talk about our journey together [and] our relationship.”

A salty start? Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke’s romance caused tension during the season 7 Summer House premiere — and Kyle Cooke wasn’t on board with the drama.

“I just fell in love with my best friend,” Lindsay, 36, confessed during the Monday, February 13, premiere, confirming that she and Carl, 38, had moved in together two weeks prior to filming in summer 2022. “I am living that rom-com movie, like, in real life.”

The Real Housewives of Potomac are holding nothing back.

As teased in the Bravo series' season seven reunion trailer, host Andy Cohen and the cast will cover everything from new relationships to ongoing feuds and cheating rumors.

The Basketball Wives are leveling up! VH1 revealed the midseason return date for the 10th season of the popular reality show.

Angel, Brandi, Brittish, Brooke Duffey, Jackie, Jennifer, and Malaysia will all return on Monday, Feb. 13.

West Hollywood has never seen drama quite like this—and that's saying something. 

In an exclusive sneak peek at MTV's The Real Friends of WeHo—described by the network as "an unfiltered and honest look at a select group of friends living, loving and pursuing their passions in the West Hollywood community"—the show's cast describes what makes the city so unique.

"West Hollywood is like the epicenter of the gay world," celebrity stylist Brad Goreski explains. "It's like six degrees of West Hollywood. Like, I might not know exactly who the people are, but I know people who know people who know people."

GLAAD, the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) media advocacy organization, today announced the nominees for the 34th Annual GLAAD Media Awards.

Outstanding Reality Program
Bargain Block
(HGTV)

The Come Up
(Freeform)

Family Karma
(Bravo)

Generation Drag
(Discovery+)

Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness
(Netflix)

Mathis Family Matters
(E!)

The Real World Homecoming: New Orleans
(Paramount+)

Southern Hospitality
(Bravo)

Trixie Motel
(Discovery+)

We’re Here
(HBO)