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All access to 7Bravo reality faces

NZ born presenter Dominic Bowden will bring 7Bravo viewers interviews with The Real Housewives, Below Deck and Million Dollar Listing and more.

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US-based presenter Dominic Bowden will feature on 7Bravo, launching on Seven in January.

He will have direct access to some of the channel’s biggest stars including interviews with faces from The Real Housewives, Below Deck and Million Dollar Listing.

Originally from New Zealand, Bowden has worked as a host and reporter for E! in Australia and NZ, plus MTV, FOX, VH1, CNN, Lifetime and radio, including KIIS FM with Ryan Seacrest. He was also a backstage host in the US on Dancing with the Stars and host of the spinoff American Idol show: The Next Great American Band.

He will also feature on Bravo channel in New Zealand.

“I’m thrilled to be joining this truly global brand and bringing the biggest names from all corners of the Bravo universe to Australian audiences,” he said.

“Bravo’s iconic shows have the most passionate fanbase and it’s an honour to represent Down Under in the US, interviewing the channel’s brightest stars. It’s something I’m super excited and proud to do.”

Chris Taylor, MD, NBCUniversal International Networks & Direct-to-Consumer and Distribution, ANZ, said: “We are delighted to welcome Dominic Bowden to the Bravo family, covering both Australia and New Zealand.

“He is an exceptional talent and brings a wealth of experience and professionalism to the role, in order to deliver Australian audiences interviews with 7Bravo’s biggest stars direct from LA.”

7Bravo launches in Australia on 15 January 2023 as a new multichannel.

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  1. Probably be the same scenario in Tasmania we wont be able to get it as the same with 7 Flix. It is time the associate channels, if they brand themselves as 7 Tasmania. show all their channels.
    Probably be full, of ads as most Seven shows are, and the same ones repeated over and over again.

  2. It will be interesting to see what happens to seven with a 4th “secondary” channel. When they ceased 7 food (or whatever it was called), their overall ratings didn’t seem to take a hit and when nine added a channel a year or so back, it didn’t seem to lift their overall ratings……

  3. I’ve been having trouble with Foxtel for a few month and when I got a call from the tech guy helping me I asked if this new channel will be available on Foxtel and he advised unfortunately not because they don’t have the rights but they do have the rights to certain shows which are on various Foxtel channels. Maybe in time Seven will make a deal with Foxtel and offer 7+ like the rest of FTA with the streaming services on IQ4/5

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