Lisa Vanderpump’s new Bravo miniseries debuts tonight with a two-episode premiere.
“Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas,” a three-part limited series, lands at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo, following the 64-year-old restaurateur as she prepares to open The Vanderpump Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. The property welcomed its first guests in June 2026, and cameras captured the final frantic stretch before those doors swung open.
Bravo’s official announcement framed the stakes in characteristically dramatic terms. “This isn’t just another grand opening; it’s Lisa’s biggest gamble to date and a chance to cement her legacy,” the network wrote. “With a to-do list longer than the Strip itself, LVP and her A-Team pull back the curtain on what it really takes to get a boutique resort ready for its lavish opening — and VIP check in — Vanderpump style.”
The miniseries wraps quickly, with the third and final episode airing tomorrow, Oct. 21, at the same 9 p.m. ET slot.
Vanderpump’s inner circle features prominently. Husband Ken Todd and daughter Pandora Vanderpump Sabo appear alongside longtime party planner Kevin Lee and designer Nick Alain, who serves as creative director for the project.
The cast extends beyond Vanderpump’s immediate orbit. Several SUR-vers from “Vanderpump Rules” Season 12 — Natalie Maguire, Venus Binkley, Chris Hahn, Angelica Jensen, Marcus Johnson and Audrey Lingle — traveled to Las Vegas to assist with preparations while enjoying the city’s nightlife, according to a trailer released ahead of the premiere.
Two familiar faces from the original “VPR” franchise, Tom Schwartz and Lala Kent, now stars of Bravo’s “The Valley,” make appearances as well. Former “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” cast member Garcelle Beauvais also pops up in the miniseries.
For viewers without cable, live TV streaming services offer immediate access. DIRECTV currently provides a five-day free trial through its MyEntertainment Genre Pack, priced at $42.99 monthly, which includes Bravo among roughly 60 entertainment-focused channels.
Peacock carries next-day streaming for new episodes. While the platform itself does not offer a direct free trial, subscribers who sign up through Prime Video can access seven days free before billing begins.
The rapid rollout — three episodes across two nights — marks a compressed format compared to Vanderpump’s previous Bravo vehicles. “Vanderpump Rules” concluded its twelfth season earlier in 2026, while “The Valley,” featuring several former SUR employees, continues its own run.
The Las Vegas project represents Vanderpump’s most ambitious hospitality venture to date, expanding her restaurant and lounge empire beyond West Hollywood’s SUR, Pump and Tom Tom into the competitive Strip market. The boutique hotel format differs from her previous establishments, which focused primarily on dining and nightlife.
The miniseries concludes Wednesday night on Bravo.