Philo Adds Bravo to Its Streaming Lineup After Years of Subscriber Requests
The new addition gives reality TV fans even more to watch, with access to Bravo and 70-plus channels starting at $25 a month.
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As of Nov. 5, Philo now includes Bravo, adding one of reality television’s biggest networks to its live TV streaming lineup. The addition marks Philo’s first partnership with NBCUniversal and gives fans a new place to catch popular franchises like The Real Housewives and Below Deck alongside other Bravo favorites. The network is available through Philo’s live TV offering, with subscription plans starting at $25 per month.
The move caters to an audience that already has a strong appetite for reality programming. According to Philo, nearly 85 percent of its active subscribers watch reality TV while roughly half consider it their primary genre. Bravo has also ranked among the platform’s most-requested channels for years.
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“Bravo’s content and fandom are in a league of their own. We’re excited to bring its iconic shows to our lineup and give subscribers even more of the reality TV they love at an affordable price,” said Adam Salmons, Head of Content Acquisition and Business Development at Philo, in a press release. The addition also follows Philo’s recent partnership with Page Six, which named the streaming service the exclusive streaming home of the 2026 Virtual Reali-Tea Awards.
What Bravo Shows Can Fans Watch on Philo?
Bravo brings a year-round selection of reality programming to Philo, including The Real Housewives franchises, Below Deck, Summer House, Southern Charm and Next Gen NYC. Viewers can also tune in to Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen for celebrity interviews and conversations about the latest reality TV drama. The live channel is available now, with on-demand episodes expected to arrive later.
How Much Does Philo Cost?
Philo’s Essential plan costs $25 per month and includes more than 200 live pay TV and free channels, unlimited DVR storage for one year and access to over 75,000 on-demand titles. Subscribers can also choose the Bundle+ plan for $33 monthly, which adds HBO Max with basic ads, AMC+, Discovery+ and All Reality, along with an expanded on-demand library.
With its expanded channel lineup and plans starting at $25 per month, Philo positions itself as a more affordable alternative to competitors that stream Bravo, like Hulu + Live TV, Peacock and YouTube TV.
What Other Channels Are Included?
Beyond Bravo, Philo offers a packed entertainment lineup featuring networks such as A&E, AMC, BET, Discovery, Hallmark Channel, HGTV, History, ID, Lifetime, MTV, Nickelodeon, OWN, TLC, VH1 and WE tv.
About Philo
Philo is a live TV streaming service that combines traditional cable networks with free ad-supported programming and premium streaming content. Its paid subscriptions start at $25 per month and feature more than 70 entertainment and lifestyle networks.
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