Bravo has a new diamond, and she's bringing two Emmys and a decade of taking on the Church of Scientology with her. Variety and The Hollywood Reporter confirmed this week that Leah Remini is joining The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills for Season 16, capping years of on-again, off-again casting rumors that trace back to 2021.

Remini isn't walking in alone. Real estate broker Tracy Tutor, formerly of Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles, is joining the cast alongside her. Tutor broke her own news first, writing on Instagram that Beverly Hills is home, that she raised her daughters and built her career there, and that she's now letting the cameras in even further — before signing off with an expletive-laced "let's go."

The newcomers are stepping into a lineup being reshuffled around them. Kyle Richards, Erika Jayne, Dorit Kemsley, Bozoma Saint John, Rachel Zoe and Sutton Stracke are all expected back full time, and Jennifer Tilly is reportedly being promoted from "friend of the show" to a full diamond, while Kathy Hilton is said to be stepping back to guest appearances. Amanda Frances is out after one season — and so, as of this week, is Crystal Kung Minkoff, who took to social media to shut down speculation that she'd return.

"I'm not going back next year, okay? ... I keep getting asked every day. It's everywhere." — Crystal Kung Minkoff

Kung Minkoff told Reality Tea she remains open to holding a diamond again "in the future," but for now she's watching from the sidelines as Remini and Tutor settle in. For Remini, the jump to Bravo is an unlikely second act — the King of Queens star has spent the years since leaving Scientology in 2013 as one of the church's most prominent public critics, winning back-to-back Emmys for her A&E docuseries Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath.

Production on Season 16 is reportedly already underway, with part of the cast recently filming overseas. Bravo has not announced a premiere date, and representatives for Remini did not immediately respond to requests for comment — but if the network's history is any guide, fans won't be waiting long to see how the newest Housewife handles her first reunion.