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On Monday December 18th, it's The Real's holiday show and Santa stops by with a few surprises! The ladies celebrate by talking newsletters and Christmas cards and co-host Loni Love reveals what her holiday newsletter for The Real would say.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills stars Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave and Kyle Richards visit to chat about what we can expect from season 8 and Teddi talks about what happened when she told her dad, John Mellencamp, she was joining the show!

On Thursday, December 14th, R&B singer K. Michelle visits The Real to talk about her new album, Kimberly: The People I Used To Know. She reveals the real reason why she's having her butt implants removed, and when, and opens up for the first time about her experience with R. Kelly.

Ballerina Misty Copeland visits to talk about her role in The Nutcracker with The American Ballet Theatre, reveal her least favorite stereotype about ballerinas and shares a moving moment with the hosts about breaking down barriers in the dance world.

On Monday, December 11th, The Real hosts discuss the very real problem of bullying in our schools, and Loni talks about how she feels that it will take a village to stop the problem. The ladies also chat about today's Golden Globe nominations, who they are excited to see nominated and who they feel may have been snubbed.

On Friday, December 8, it's a holiday celebration! Multi-platinum recording artist and co-host Adrienne Houghton and husband Israel Houghton perform The Gift from her Christmas album, New Tradiciones.

On Thursday, December 7, the hosts of The Real talk about hugging during the holidays, discussing if you should force your daughter to give someone a hug even when it's family. And the ladies take a guess about sex faces and try some imitations!

On Wednesday, December 6th, THE REAL hosts talk about the devastating Southern California wildfires currently blazing through the region, and co-hosts Tamera Mowry-Housley and Loni Love describe seeing one of them start this morning! The ladies also discuss their hope that Time Magazine's naming The Silence Breakers as Person of the Year will be empowering for so many people.

Actor Guillermo Diaz visits to talk about Scandal as well as his new TV movie, Dating Game Killer. Diaz discusses the transformation he underwent to play serial killer Rodney Alcala in the movie.

Pop icon Gene Simmons visits to talk about his new book, On Power, his box set, The Vault Experience, and play a revealing game of Nope, I Haven't Done That! with the hosts. And Loni's nephew, Jesse, has a surprise question for his girlfriend, Latisha!

Melissa Rivers stops by to discuss her new book, Joan Rivers Confidential, a scrapbook dedicated to her late mother. Melissa talks about the lessons she's learned about holding onto tangible memories in the digital age.

On Friday, November 10, The Real observes Veterans Day by giving special recognition to veterans here and overseas, with an audience made up entirely of active duty military.

On Thursday, November 9th (check local listings) the hosts of The Real discuss being guilty of purposely keeping items that have been accidentally left with them and co-host Adrienne Houghton talks about what gave her the strength to make a graceful exit from a relationship.

Dance pro, author and Emmy-winner Derek Hough visits to discuss his first solo music single, and working on lessening the stigma surrounding men's mental health and suicide prevention. Plus, Derek teaches everyone his favorite dance move!

Due to phenomenal public demand, Hairspray has today announced it will continue to tour the UK into August of next year.

On Tuesday, November 7the (check local listings), the ladies of THE REAL discuss body shaming, and Tamera talks about how she realized the importance of loving her own body. And was one anchorwoman's little red dress too hot for TV, and one co-host reveals how she would handle a rumor being started about her.

On Thursday, November 2, the ladies of The Real have a discussion about whether it's ok to be the side chick or if men and women can do better in relationships. Tamera reveals why she was finally forced to hire a handyman and the hosts have some sage advice for today's Hotline Bling caller.

Comedian Matt S. McCormick will debut his new solo show, MEAN OLD LADY, on Sunday, November 19th, at 2pm as part of SOLOCOM 2017.

The women discuss smart vs. sexy costumes, and welcome Let's Make a Deal host Wayne Brady, who, dressed as James Brown, talks about why he wasn't a fan of Halloween as a child. The actor, singer and comedian also does a freestyle rap about each host's costume using Halloween props.

It's Man Crush Monday! Singer Nick Lachey drops by to talk about his recent elimination from Dancing With the Stars, his upcoming tour with 98 Degrees, and what is the most surprising highlight of his career!