Bravo has a two-hour documentary special called “Erika Jayne: Bet It All on Blonde,” which will premiere on March 6, 2024. The network made the announcement on Wednesday.

What does the “Bet It All on Blonde” series summary imply?

According to the programme synopsis, the spin-off of “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” will use a combination of official interviews and observational footage to portray Jayne, the cast member, as she gets ready for her Las Vegas residency. Viewers will be able to see her in the currently airing 13th season of the show. This episode delves into the hectic lead-up to the six-week long opening night of the House of Blues on August 25, 2023. This shows Jayne finishing together her choreography, music, and costume while competing, realising the limitations of time and money that are flying by.

When will “Erika Jayne: Bet It All on Blonde” on Bravo release?

Bravo has announced that Erika Jayne: Bet It All on Blonde, a two-hour documentary special, will premiere on March 6, 2024. The announcement was made on Wednesday.

When did BravoCon first announce “Bet It All on Blonde”?

“Bet It All on Blonde” was first revealed at BravoCon in early November. The Vegas residency was meant to symbolise Jayne’s comeback, with the storyline of the special centred on her financial and legal struggles following the overthrow of her estranged husband, 84-year-old Tom Girardi, the dishonoured former attorney.

What did the lawsuits reveal?

In December 2020, it was discovered via a number of lawsuits that Girardi, who was before seen as a heroic attorney, had embezzled millions of dollars from his clients. But since then, Girardi’s issues have become worse, and in 2022, he was dissolved. He is scheduled to go on trial in May on federal wire fraud charges related to what seems to be theft of the settlement money.

Erika Girardi whose stage name is Jayne, had split ways with him during Fall, 2020 although the traces from the purported crime have proved to be tough for her to sweep off.

About Erika Jayne’s ‘Real Housewives’ Spinoff Documentary ‘Bet It All on Blonde’ Lands.

The two-hour documentary special “Erika Jayne: Bet It All on Blonde” on Bravo will debut on March 6, the network said on Wednesday. The offshoot of “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” will utilise “a combination of formal interviews and observational video,” according the special’s logline, to document cast member Jayne’s build-up to her Las Vegas residency, which fans have been seeing her score on the show’s 13th season. In the programme, Jayne faces the “realities of budget restraints and a ticking time” as she puts together her songs, clothing, and choreography in the “frenzied six-week run-up to opening night” at the House of Blues on August 25, 2023.

The Vegas residency for “Bet It All on Blonde” marks Jayne’s comeback, as the show centres on her financial and legal struggles following the collapse of her estranged husband, the now 84-year-old disgraced former attorney Tom Girardi. The show’s announcement was made at BravoCon in early November. Girardi, who was formerly regarded as a championing attorney who consistently stood up for the underdog, was accused of stealing millions of dollars from his clients in December 2020, according to multiple complaints. Girardi’s issues have only gotten worse since then.

In May of this year, he will stand trial for federal wire charges pertaining to his purported theft of settlement money. He was disbarred in 2022. Erika Girardi’s stage name, Jayne, split up with him in the fall of 2020, but it was difficult for her to get past the stigma associated with his alleged misdeeds. Jayne’s issues have dominated “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” for the past few seasons, and she has approached them with differing degrees of annoyance and rage.

Though Jayne’s new attitude to the issue has been noticed (and appreciated) by fans in Season 13, especially when she asked her therapist in the inaugural episode how one goes about learning empathy and then proclaimed that she has given up arguing with the ladies for Lent. 

At a fun recent episode, Jayne showed her amazing knowledge about the Fertile Crescent and the Sunnis and Shiites, to the amazement of the company during a meal in Barcelona. In addition, she said the now-iconic remark, “Merce is in the purse,” alluding to her castmate Sutton Stracke’s choice to take her mentor, the renowned choreographer Merce Cunningham ashes,’s to Spain rather than discard them.

(A few of Jayne’s previous grudges, though, came to light when she felt her fellow cast members weren’t doing enough to celebrate her victory in the court case involving the $750,000 pair of earrings Girardi had given her; this was covered in great length on the programme.) Jayne will also be included in the next documentary on Hulu, “The Housewife and the Hustler 2: The Reckoning,” produced by ABC News Studios and L.A. Times Studios, set to debut on February 12. She is going to speak with several of Girardi’s purported victims on camera as part of the follow-up to the June 2021 ABC News investigation titled “The Housewife and the Hustler.

Tom’s behaviour was horrible for three years; the fallout from what this man did is huge, Jayne remarks in the “Bet It All on Blonde” trailer. Girardi was eventually found able to stand trial. She then questions a producer about the outcome of his competency hearing, to which the producer responds, “I would be a lie if I claimed it was 100 percent out of my mind.” Jayne and her longtime creative director, Mikey Minden, are having more arguments as she practises for her performance. “Everyone was killing it, even you,” he acerbically tells her.

When did BravoCon first announce “Bet It All on Blonde”?

“Bet It All on Blonde” was first revealed at BravoCon in early November. The Vegas residency was meant to symbolise Jayne’s comeback, with the storyline of the special centred on her financial and legal struggles following the overthrow of her estranged husband, 84-year-old Tom Girardi, the dishonoured former attorney.