Andy Cohen Reveals Where The Next 'Real Housewives' Could Launch

When the idea of the Real Housewives of New Orleans came up, Bravo king Andy Cohen admitted that it was a fantastic proposal.

"You're so right," the 48-year-old told Harry Connick Jr. when he pitched the idea on his new talk show, Harry. "We look for cities with strong personalities and is there a city with a stronger personality than New Orleans? No!"

"I'll even be one," Connick Jr. replied, offering to appear on the new franchise, should it come to be. "Behind the scenes, I'm a completely different person: no earpiece, heated toilet seat, the whole thing."

So far, the Real Housewives has taken over seven cities, including Atlanta, Beverly Hills, Dallas, New Jersey, New York City, Miami and Orange County.

However, Cohen recently revealed at Live Talks L.A. that The Real Housewives of Miami "didn't work out," just weeks after he raised the question in Superficial: More Adventures From The Andy Cohen Diaries.

"I knew the first question was going to be when is Real Housewives of Miami coming back and I said, 'Never say never,'" he wrote in his book. "But I could see from the women's faces that they didn't believe me and then I kind of didn't believe me, but I was getting nostalgic for them."