Summary

• The Real Housewives of DC was not renewed for a second season due to Michaele Salahi's White House scandal.
• Mary Amons is now a designer and philanthropist, while Lynda Erkiletian works in the fashion industry.
• Cat Ommanney shared details of her personal life, including a brief relationship with Prince Harry.

Since the swift and scandalous cancelation of The Real Housewives of DC in 2010, the five first housewives of the nation's capital have reinvented themselves. Although Andy Cohen admitted he wanted to renew RHODC for a second season, housewife Michaele Salahi crashing the 2009 White House State Dinner wrecked any chance for the series to get a follow-up season. While fans hope for a Real Housewives of DC reboot, the original DC housewives are not holding their breath and have moved on to exciting new lives.

The cast of RHODC was made up of five housewives: Mary Amons, Lynda Erkiletian, Cat Ommanney, Stacie Scott Turner, and Michaele Salahi. Due to the fallout of Michaele and her then-husband Tareq's uninvited attendance at Barack Obama's State Dinner in honor of India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, these housewives were robbed of the reality star treatment veteran Housewives, such as Nene Leakes, Ramona Singer, and Teresa Giudice, have enjoyed. Here's what they've been up to since the show was canceled in 2010 and Peacock started streaming it in 2024.

The Real Housewives of DC's Mary Amons

A lot has changed in Mary's life since the conclusion of RHODC. She keeps herself busy as a designer, lifestylist, producer, actor, and philanthropist. While she remains devoted to her family of five children, the Real Housewife and her husband of 26 years, Rich, got divorced in 2012.

Mary runs her own interior design company, Mary Amons Design, which deals with both residential and commercial properties. She can be found on Instagram at @maryamons. Her page features many photographs of her family. Mary also happily announced that RHODC is now streaming on Peacock.

The Real Housewives of DC's Lynda Erkiletian

Since RHODC ended, Lynda has continued to work in the fashion industry. She is the president and founder of her modeling company, The Artist Agency. Additionally, Lynda serves as the executive director for the James and Paula Coburn Foundation, a philanthropic organization that works with programs like Operation Smile and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

According to her official web site, Lynda resides in the suburbs of Northern Virginia with her family, including her four children. She can be found on Instagram at @thereallyndadc. Her page is filled with photographs of her family and inspirational sayings. Lynda was also excited to announce that Peacock is now streaming RHODC.

The Real Housewives of DC's Cat Ommanney

Fellow castmate Cat was already in a period of change before RHODC made its way to TV screens, as she and her second husband, Charles, divorced in 2010. She had moved to the United States from London, England to marry him. After the show wrapped, Cat moved back to the UK with her two daughters and even welcomed a third daughter, Zara Isabella, in 2012, with her then-boyfriend, Rick.

In 2022, Cat revealed to the US Sun that she had a month-long relationship with Prince Harry when she was 34 years old and a mother of two, and he was 21 years old. Cat can be found on Instagram at @catommanney. Her page includes many photographs of her family and friends. The Real Housewife's bio states that she's a designer, TV personality, and author. Cat was thrilled to announce that RHODC is currently streaming on Peacock.

The Real Housewives of DC's Stacie Scott Turner

After RHODC, Stacie and her husband, Jason, opted for divorce in 2012 after 14 years of marriage. Together they share two children. Since then, Stacie has focused on her prosperous real estate business. She's also the founder of her charity, Extra-Ordinary Life, which provides life-changing experiences to teenage girls in foster care in the Washington, D.C. area. Stacie can be found on Instagram at @sscottturner, but her page has very few posts.

The Real Housewives of DC's Michaele Salahi

Michaele Salahi has continued to make headlines since the conclusion of RHDOC. In September 2011, her then-husband Tareq filed a missing person's report for her, only to discover she was on the road with her new boyfriend Neal Schon, who co-founded the rock band, Journey, and is its lead guitarist. The Real Housewife and Tareq divorced in August 2012. On December 15, 2013, Michaele and Neal got married in a pay-per-view wedding that was broadcast live from the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, California.

Michaele and Neal are still together. They can be found on Instagram at @nealandmichaeleschon. Their page features posts about their life together, including touring with Journey.

Although RHODC was canceled after just one season, fans and new viewers of the show can now relive all of its moments by streaming it on Peacock. The women are still thriving in life all of these years later, which is exciting to see. It would be fun to see them come back together for a RHODC reunion.

Sources: Mary Amons/Instagram, Lynda Erkiletian/Official Website, Lynda Erkiletian/Instagram, US Sun, Cat Ommanney/Instagram, Stacie Scott Turner/Instagram, Neal and Michaele Schon/Instagram

The Real Housewives of DC is currently streaming on Peacock.