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How to Watch Your Favorite Bravo Shows (Even If You Don’t Have Cable)

How to Watch Your Favorite Bravo Shows (Even If You Don’t Have Cable)

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Quick Answer: You can watch Bravo with DirecTV Stream, fuboTV, and Hulu + Live TV.


Whether you want to go on a deep-dive into all the drama on Vanderpump Rules before the new season begins or catch up on the latest episodes from The Real Housewives franchise, it’s safe to say there’s no shortage of reality TV drama to binge on Bravo right now.

But for reality TV fans who’ve cut the cord, keeping track of where you can watch it all happen live on Bravo is about as time-consuming as explaining what led up to “Scandoval.” Now if you want to watch Bravo live or just play it on-demand, here’s everything you need to know to binge your favorite Bravo shows without cable.

How to Watch Bravo Without Cable

Ready to watch Bravo live or just a few old reruns of the network’s most legendary moments? There are a few easy ways cord-cutters can catch all the drama online. We’ve “named ’em” below to help you start streaming Bravo right now. (Editor’s Note: Regional restrictions might apply, so it’s always worth checking if Bravo is offered in your area beforehand.)

Stream Bravo Online With DirecTV Stream

DirecTV Stream is one of the best ways to tune into all-things-Bravo if you don’t have cable. The service offers livestreaming for Bravo on each of its four plans, plus gets you access to other channels, including some local stations depending on your region. DirecTV Stream’s base package, the Entertainment + Sports Pack plan, includes a five-day free trial, then starts at $69.98 per month for your first two months of access. After that, the price goes up to $94.98 a month. Get DirecTV Stream Free Trial

Stream Bravo Online With fuboTV

If you’re a sports fan who livestreams every game, there’s a good chance you already have a subscription to fuboTV. But it’s also a great choice for entertainment, plus one of the only streaming services that offers a free trial. In other words can watch your favorite reality shows on Bravo, even if you don’t have traditional cable TV. You can get a one-day free fuboTV trial right now before committing to a subscription, which starts at $74.99 per month. Get fuboTV Free Trial

Stream Bravo Online With Hulu + Live TV

Don’t have cable? You can also watch Bravo with a subscription to Hulu + Live TV. The service doesn’t offer a free trial, but with the plan you’ll get access to live Bravo shows and Hulu’s library of content. Starting at $76.99 a month for the ad-supported subscription, the plan also includes Disney+ and ESPN+, making it one of the best streaming bundle deals in the game right now. Keep in mind that regional restrictions might apply, so check ahead of time to make sure it’s available where you live. Get Hulu + Live TV

How to Watch Bravo for Free

Whether you’re all caught up on the gossip or just getting started, there are a couple ways you can start watching Bravo for free. Live TV streaming services, including DirecTV Stream and fuboTV, both offer free trials at the time of this writing. As we previously mentioned, DirecTV Stream includes a five-day free trial on its plans, while fuboTV comes with a 24-hour free trial for its packages. Both are solid options for continuing to watch live TV events, from sports to awards shows, throughout the remainder of the year.

What Can You Watch on Bravo?

The reality is: a ton. From the original Housewives seasons to new episodes and reunions, the channel includes current hits like Below Deck Down Under, Southern Charm, The Real Housewives of Atlanta, The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, The Real Housewives of Potomac, The Real Housewives of New York City, Married to Medicine, Below Deck Mediterranean, plus episodes of Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen. On top of all the current episodes, fans can watch plenty of Bravo after-shows, too. Put simply, there’s enough TV on the channel to last you through the rest of the year … your entire life even — just remember to take some breaks between binging.

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