Sydney’s stunning skyline and harbour serve as the backdrop for The Real Housewives Of Sydney – a series that delivers extravagant parties and equally luxurious lifestyles to our screens.
Eight fabulous Sydney Housewives take us along with them as they navigate the complexities of their friendships and personal lives, with the cast serving fresh drama this season.
Expect to see tempers flare in season three as one Housewife makes a dramatic exit, along with a whirlwind romance and a newcomer who stirs the pot.
Here we’ve gathered all the women who are showcasing the glitz and glamour of Sydney’s high life this year, including our brand-new Housewife.
Meet The Cast Of ‘The Real Housewives Of Sydney’
Krissy Marsh
The rumours proved true because Krissy came back for season two, after starring in the very first season of RHOS in 2019. With a diverse career that spans the catwalk, business and charity, you can always count on the fun yet fierce mother of three to bring the energy.
Alongside her husband Johnny, Krissy currently resides with her family in Double Bay.
Instagram: @realkrissymarsh
Nicole O’Neil
Another returning Housewife, Nicole embodies culture and classic beauty. With a captivating blend of Swedish and Lebanese heritage, the former Miss Australia has lived around the globe, but now her two daughters are her world. She is married to hedge fund manager Adam.
Instagram: @nicolegazaloneil
Dr Kate Adams
Entirely self-made and in her late 30s, Kate is a savvy entrepreneur who ventured into start-ups before selling to focus on her globally famous practice, Bondi Vet Hospital – which is where you might recognise her from.
Instagram: @drkateadams
Terry Biviano
Hailing from a big, Italian, close-knit family, Terry’s love of fashion and business led her to build an internationally successful shoe empire.
A true socialite, exuding infectious energy and a natural connector of friends, Terry is effortlessly charming and always the life of the party. She is married to NRL star Anthony Minichiello.
Instagram: @terrybiviano
Caroline Gaultier
Born in Prague, Caroline has called Tokyo, Byron Bay and now Sydney’s Bondi Beach her home. A forward-thinking and kind-hearted soul, Caroline readily admits that vanity is her driving force in life and that she’s focused on looking and feeling the best version of herself.
After her divorce, Caroline chose to focus on raising her two daughters, having fun with her girlfriends, and becoming even more fabulous. You’ll find her jetting off to alternative wellness retreats in Tulum or Nevada’s Burning Man festival.
Instagram: @caroline_gaultier_999
Victoria Montano
The owner of luxury-sport brand, Sport Luxe, Victoria is a passionate fashionista, personal stylist, amateur show-jumper, wife (married to Timothy Odillo Maher), and mother of two. Victoria is a modern woman: driven, stylish and adventurous, she keeps everyone on their toes with her dry wit and clever one-liners.
Instagram: @victoriaelizabethmontano
Sally Obermeder
No stranger to the big screen, former TV host Sally is a wife (married to Marcus Obermeder), mother of two young girls, and co-owner of wellness brand, Swiish. After life took an unexpected turn and she was diagnosed with breast cancer, Sally bounced back with purpose.
Instagram: @sallyobermeder
Martine Chippendale
Coming in as the newest star of the show is Martine – otherwise known as the Double Bay Princess. She’s the best friend and neighbour to Victoria and is happily married to retired banker John and a devoted mother of two.
With a psychology degree, a background in HR, impeccable style, and a stunning home, Martine embodies elegance inside and out.
Instagram: @martineslifestyle
Where To Watch ‘The Real Housewives Of Sydney’
If you’re eager to see what this group of fierce and fabulous women do this season, then go ahead and stream the 10-part series when it airs on Binge.
The new season premieres on February 25 at 1:30pm with new episodes dropping weekly.
Stream The Real Housewives Of Sydney on Binge with a 7-day free trial. Subscribe here.
What Happens In ‘The Real Housewives Of Sydney’ Season 3?
It wouldn’t be Real Housewives without the drama. And this season is full of it.
Caroline’s rivalry with Kate reaches social media as the pair enter a “blocking war,” all while Caroline manages the challenges of caring for her ailing mother and a whirlwind romance.
Tensions rise between Nicole and Terry, and Sally debuts a stunning transformation but is pushed to her limits during a tense girls’ trip to Noosa.
Things really get shaken up as newcomer Martine disrupts the group’s dynamics, coming head-to-head with Krissy.
“The drama peaks during an adrenaline-fueled international getaway, where tempers flare, and one housewife makes a dramatic exit,” reads the synopsis.
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