Bravo Green-Lights 17 New Series, Renews 18 Shows and Announces Spin-Off Project for Phaedra Parks

Bravo has green-lit 17 new series and added three scripted projects and three unscripted projects, including a spin-off for Real Housewives of Atlantastar Phaedra Parks, to its development slate, the network announced on Tuesday. Additionally, 18 reality shows have been renewed.

Rich People's Problems will feature Parks as the lawyer to Atlanta's rich and famous. Prior to Housewives, Parks made her living as an attorney, but has since added reality star, aspiring funeral home owner, workout video instructor and stun gun designer to her resume.

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Heiresses is one of the new scripted projects in development and is based on the upcoming novel from Pretty Little Liarsscribe Sara Shepard. The one-hour drama will follow one of the most prestigious families on the Upper East Side who built their fortune in the diamond business, which is about to be inherited by the granddaughters in the family.

Green-lit series include:

Below Deck: Upstairs and downstairs collide when this young and single crew live, love and work together aboard a mega-yacht while tending to the ever-changing needs of their wealthy, demanding charter guests. 

City Sisters: A group of single up-and-comers in New York's elite circles of real estate, fashion and media fight to make it and succeed in this cutthroat world.

Courtney Loves Dallas: Most Eligible Dallas'soutspoken Southern belle Courtney Kerr tries to make a name for herself in the fashion industry, while also trying to find the perfect Southern gentleman.

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Divorce Diva: Vikki Ziegler mediates, advises and helps divide couples' assets out of court.

Eat, Drink, Love: A group of women in Los Angeles' food industry try to find their way in a male-dominated field.

Extreme Guide to Parenting: Each episode follows two different households with very unique styles of parenting from the tiger method to nomads to spoilers and more.

Fashion Queens: Atlanta celebrity hairstylists Derek J and Miss Lawrence and New York's media socialite Bevy Smith chat about the world of fashion and beauty, while giving their perspective on trends, hits and misses.

The Kandi Factory(Premieres Tuesday, April 9 at 10/9c): Real Housewives of Atlanta's Grammy-winning star Kandi Burruss gives two protégés a chance at making an original song release and music video in each episode.

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Newlyweds: The First Year (Premieres Monday, May 6 at 10/9c): From the moment they say "I do" to their one-year anniversary, cameras capture four diverse couples in their first year of marriage.  

Property Envy: Property and design-obsessed panelists present luxurious homes.

Southern Charm: A look at the most charismatic society gentleman and their Southern belle equals in Charleston, S.C.

Taking Atlanta(Summer 2013):  A group of aspiring and ambitious Atlanta locals are looking for love and taking advantage of the city's social scene.

Thicker Than Water: The Tankards (Fall 2013): Former professional basketball player-turned-gospel singer and minister Ben Tankard and his family set out on a journey to expand their family fortune.

Two Fit Girls: Best friends and business partners Katrina and Karena are on the cusp of making it big in the fitness world with their brand and website Toneitup.com.

Ladies of London: A group of British socialites and American expats live it up in London.

Princesses: Long Island(Premieres Sunday, June 2): Six young women in Long Island live in their parents' estates with pampered lifestyles.

100 Days of Summer: A circle of friends in the Chicago "it" crowd are trying to make a name for themselves, find love and succeed at any price.

New scripted projects in development include:

Girlfriend's Guide to Divorce: Based on the series by Vicki Iovine, this one-hour dramedy follows a bestselling author and self-help expert who is secretly hiding her separation from her husband and tries to navigate her new life as a single woman in her 40s living in Los Angeles.

High and Low: Executive-produced by Michael Imperioli, the '80s drama is about the world of New York art, food and Wall Street as seen through the eyes of two rival brothers.

New unscripted projects in development include:

Ivy League Confidential: Four elite college admissions consultants in New York and Los Angeles try to help over-the-top clients get their kids into Ivy League schools.

America's Best Restaurant: Modeled after the U.K. hit show Ramsay's Best Restaurant, this food competition series pits 16 of the country's best restaurants against each other to see who deserves the winning title.

Also announced are the returns of Flipping Out, Tabatha Takes Over, Top Chef Masters, Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles, Chef Roble & Co, Million Dollar Listing: New York, Inside the Actors Studio (May 8, 10/9c), Shahs of Sunset, The Real Housewives of Miami, Vanderpump Rules, Interior Therapy with Jeff Lewis(June 6, 9/8c), Don't Be Tardy ...(April 16, 9/8c), The Real Housewives of New Jersey (June 2 at 8/7c), The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, The Real Housewives of Atlanta, The Real Housewives of New York, Top Chef, Inside the Actors Studio and Watch What Happens Live.

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