Sonja Mogran
The Real Housewives of New York City
Songs:
Not so much a song as a moment -- "Caburlesque." Plus myraid other memorable performances.
Sonja Morgan doesn't always perform, but when she does, it's Caburlesque perfection.
Melissa Gorga
The Real Housewives of New Jersey
Songs:
"On Display" "I Just Wanna"
No truer words were sung than when Melissa Gorga crooned "I'm on display (on display, on display)/Each and every day (every day, every day)." And to think we have Joe Gorga to thank for discovering Melissa's talent, as he was so entranced by her skills singing "Amazing Grace" around the house.
Gretchen Rossi
The Real Housewives of Orange County
Songs:
"Unbreakable" "The Time is Now"
The "Unbreakable" Gretchen's second single "The Time is Now" taught us that women can propose, too, and the best way to do it is through the magic of song. Unless you decide to propose while performing as a Pussycat Doll, which Gretchen had the option to do, but, perhaps wisely, skipped.
Kenya Moore
The Real Housewives of Atlanta
Songs:
"Gone With the Wind Fabulous"
The world was never the same after Kenya release this massive hit -- even Queen Beyonce was calling herself "Gone with the Wind Fabulous."
Danielle Staub
The Real Housewives of New Jersey
Songs:
"Real Close"
Danielle Staub is a woman of many talents. One of her best moments was getting "Real Close" with singer-songwriter Lori Michaels for her Watch What Happens Live singing debut. We're still waiting on a follow-up single.
Simon van Kempen
The Real Housewives of New York City
Songs:
"I Am Real" Alex McCord's hubby may not be a Housewife, but with pants like that he proves that he too can get real.
LuAnn de Lesseps
The Real Housewives of New York City
Songs:
"Money Can't Buy You Class" "Chic, C'est La Vie" "Girl Code: Don’t Be So Uncool"
"Attention please, this is The Countess speaking." And so begins one of the greatest achievements in Housewife music history -- "Chic, C'est La Vie." But it was with the timeless club hit "Money Can't Buy You Class" that the artist formally known as The Countess broke onto the music scene. The singer later would duet with stars like the unforgettable Natalie Cole. Elegance is learned from watching LuAnn, our friend.
Michaele Salahi
The Real Housewives of D.C.
Songs:
"Bump It"
Not too be confused with the hair pumping product, Michaele's "Bump It" begged the question, "will someone please hurry up and dance with me?" We can assume that she found a few dance partners (including members of Journey) as she has not released any more singles.
Kandi Burruss
The Real Housewives of Atlanta
Songs (that you might have heard recently):
"Haven't Loved Right" "Prayed Up" "You Cut Me Deep" The title of Housewife with the most hits definitely goes to Kandi. Not only did Bravo's music maven pen classics "No Scrubs" (and "Tardy for the Party") and performed in Xscape, this Grammy Award winner also wrote and starred in her own musical "A Mother's Love." She even forayed into gospel with the song "Prayed Up." This is one talented 'Wife.
Kim Zolciak
The Real Housewives of Atlanta
Songs:
"Tardy for the Party" "Google Me"
Is there anything Kim Zolciak can't do? We'd never be tardy to any party this diva threw -- especially if it included half naked men with bow-ties, as her White Party performance did. The singer followed up this catchy pop smash with the techno hit -- "Google Me." We always do Kim, we always do.
Porsha Stewart
The Real Housewives of Atlanta
Songs:
"Flatline"
Porsha Stewart may have had to prove her singing chops at the Reunion, but her foray into musical theater for Kandi Burruss' musical, 'A Mother's Love,' proved this 'Wife had some serious pipes. It certainly got our hearts racing.
Jo De La Rosa
The Real Housewives of Orange County
Songs:
"U Can't Control Me"
Original RHOC Housewife and singer Jo De La Rosa released this sexy single after leaving the gates of Orange County behind and making it in big city: Los Angeles. We'll let the lyrics speak for themselves, but she might be throwing some shade at Slade if you read between those lyric lines.
Sheree Whitfield
The Real Housewives of Atlanta
Songs:
"Who Gonna Check Me Boo"
We thought the epic moment of "who gonna check me boo?" couldn't get any better until it was put to music. Now you have the perfect soundtrack for telling off the less-than-stellar party planner in your life.
Heather Thomson
The Real Housewives of New York City
Songs:
"Bill Bailey" Plus myraid other memorable performances. While not yet released as a single, Heather's jazzy performance at Birdland was super successful -- just like everything this "bossy" lady does.
