Bravo Media tallied the votes and revealed the winners of its fourth annual "The Real Housewives Awards." This year, the Awards featured a back-to-school themed twist, and a special "Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen" episode where host Andy Cohen and guests Dorinda Medley and Melissa Gorga crowned the Class of 2017 Prom Queen and King along with the winners in all 10 categories, including "Most Athletic," "Class Comedian," "Best Friends" and more. Special guests included Shannon Beador, Sonja Morgan and Ramona Singer.
And the winners are...
· The New Girl: Monique Samuels
· Most Likely to Succeed (in Reading): Dorinda Medley
· Most Likely to Live in a Mansion: Shannon Beador
· Best Style: Erika Girardi
· Prom King & Queen: Melissa & Joe Gorga
· Most Athletic: Tamra Judge
· Best Friends: Ramona Singer & Sonja Morgan
· Most Likely to Never Age: Cynthia Bailey
· Class Comedian: Sonja Morgan
· Most Likely to Surprise Everyone at the Reunion: Kim Richards
Leading up to the Awards night, fans enjoyed a yearbook's worth of Real Housewives content to help get them into the voting spirit when visiting
bravotv.com/RHAwards, which featured everything from the Housewives' school photos to celebrity superlatives. Viewers can continue to join the conversation by using the official hashtag #RHAwards.
"Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen" is produced by Embassy Row with Michael Davies, Deirdre Connolly and Andy Cohen serving as Executive Producers.
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