Real Housewives of Orange County: A wedding date is set!

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After two seasons of speculation as to when housewife Jenn Pedranti and fiancé Ryan Boyajian would wed, Jenn finally told the world on “The Real Housewives of Orange County” reunion show on Thursday, Nov. 5.

It will be April 3, 2027, Jenn told Bravo czar Andy Cohen near the start of the first of two reunion shows. In Cabo San Lucas. On a boat.

Alas, that was about it for definitive announcements on Thursday. The rest of the reunion rolled through a rehash of battles large and small the housewives engaged in this 20th season of the show that launched the “Real Housewives” franchise. Here’s what we witnessed:

Vicki Gunvalson took a lot of flak for her return to the series she helped launch in 2006. It probably seemed like a great idea to Andy Cohen and the Bravo brass to bring back the OG of the OC for its 20th anniversary season. But as a montage of online criticism of Vicki filled the screen on Thursday, it was clear many people were not impressed.

What do you say to the viewers who thought you didn’t bring much to the show, Andy asked her.

“My whoop-it meter is not as strong as it was in my 40s and 50s,” Vicki replied.

Other questions focused on who and how much Vicki wanted to fill her love tank. Asked by Andy what she would say if her ex-husband Don asked her to get together again, Vicki replied, “We’d have a lot to talk about,” prompting gasps and dropped jaws from Jenn, Heather Dubrow and Gina Kirschenheiter.

The focus turned next to Vicki’s current beau Mike, who apparently got on the phone with Jenn after an online site reported that Jenn had called Vicki and Mike’s relationship “sad.”

“You let your man call me at 10 o’clock at night and cuss me,” Jenn told Vicki, who mostly just looked unhappy.

“Apologize,” Emily Simpson interjected.

“That was very inappropriate,” Gina added.

We still don’t know whether or not Mike bought an engagement ring for Vicki and put it in a safe until some possible future proposal. Vicki said she didn’t know if it existed, but maybe that’s not a big deal given her answer to Andy’s question about what she would say if Mike proposed to her now.

“I would say no because I’m not ready to be married,” Vicki answered.

Carmella Garcia confirmed that she’d broken up with her boyfriend Danny. During the season, she’d talked about and to Danny about her lack of trust in him after a past infidelity. On the reunion show, she said she’d decided the relationship was beyond saving.

“I didn’t get the truth from him, and without having that trust there was no way we could possibly rebuild,” she said.

The housewives end-of-season Hail Mary to get Shannon Storms Beador a date with actor Steve Guttenberg also fizzled out, we learned. He’d liked one of Shannon’s social media posts, and Heather had DM-ed him to see if he might want to go out on a date with Shannon, whose love life was close to nonexistent this season.

“I. Am. Horrified,” Shannon said when Andy asked what had happened after that.

“What he said was, I’m not really a set-up guy,” Heather answered. “I don’t do set-ups from people I don’t know.”

“His loss,” Jenn and Carmella said almost in unison.

One of the housewives wondered whether the guy who’d texted her after meeting her in a dive bar with Heather and Emily had reconnected.

“I never heard from him again,” Shannon said. “That’s kind of just happens to me now.”

Heather suggested Shannon was overthinking things.

“I think you have to stop [thinking about dating from] the neck up,” she said. “You just have to go have sex with someone.”

Andy endorsed that technique.

“Oh no!” Shannon replied.

There’s been considerable online chatter about whether the cast of “Real Housewives of Orange County” should be shaken up to reinvigorate or reboot it. A recent essay in New York Magazine called for Bravo to pull the plug on it entirely and put it and viewers out of their misery.

During a break in taping the reunion show, Gina visited Vicki in her trailer to ask what her future plans include.

“Do you want to continue to be a part of this group?” Gina asked.

“Do you?” Vicki replied.

“I do. I know that definitely,” Gina answered. “Do you?”

“Yeah,” Vicki said, though not with much enthusiasm. “I don’t want to be defensive,” she continued, addressing one of the main complaints her castmates have thrown at her. “But I am.”

“I get it,” Gina said. “We’re all so different. But every once in a while you just gotta say, “I was wrong. I’m sorry.”

“I thought I did that,” Vicki replied morosely. “Maybe not enough.”