Don't Be Tardy

Don't Be Tardy is a popular American reality television series that aired on the acclaimed Bravo network from 2012 to 2020. The show originally started as a spin-off of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, depicting the unique, off-camera lives of the Biermann family. The focal point of the series is Kim Zolciak-Biermann, former Real Housewives star, and her husband Kroy Biermann, a professional former NFL player. Combining elements of personal drama, family ties, glamour, and lifestyle, the series takes audiences into the glitzy suburban life of the Biermanns in Atlanta, Georgia. It's important to note that the central figure in the show, Brielle Biermann, the eldest daughter of Kim, is not just any typical teenager but an ingénue who carries a significant amount of the narrative weight in the series. Brielle comes across as an ambitious, lively, and occasionally hilarious character. Her charming personality, coupled with her distinctive takes on her mother's enticing lifestyle, generational clashes, and her quest for independence, makes 'Don't Be Tardy' a fascinating watch. The unique title of 'Don't Be Tardy' is in itself a nod to 'Tardy for the Party', a dance music single released by Kim Zolciak in 2009. The title often mirrors the show's candid tone as it invites audiences into the unabashed world of the Biermann family's wealth and affluence, as well as their unwavering love for each other. Throughout the years, the series offers intimate insights into the family's transitions, celebrations, and challenges. Central themes include the couple's blossoming romance followed by their lavish wedding, the arrival of their four children, and their ups and downs in maintaining the family's coherence while managing their hectic individual lives. The multi-dimensional personalities of each family member beautifully unfold over the course of the show. Kim is often shown juggling the routines of motherhood while maintaining her public persona and running her beauty business. Kroy, on the other hand, provides a captivating contrast, presented as an involved father and husband, always providing guidance and insight to his children and supporting Kim in her business ventures. Further flavor is added by the Biermann's five other children - Ariana, Kash, Kroy Jr., Kaia, and Kane - each contributing to the household fun with their candid humor, innocent queries, and various heartwarming scenes. Adding an electrifying touch to the show is Kendra Davis, Kim's personal assistant, and Sweetie Hughes, a long-time family friend. The bustle and hustle of the mansion, the luxurious trips, events, parties, and endearing home moments interspersed with the unique personalities of everyone involved create a perfect blend of humor, drama, and reality. 'Don't Be Tardy' offers a fascinating glance into the private world of a famous reality TV family. Throughout the course of its run, the show gained high viewership ratings, becoming one of Bravo's standout productions. Above everything else, the series provides a perspective on what it means to handle fame, fortune, family, and personal dreams all at once as it showcased resilience amid crisis, love over everything else, and unyielding family ties as the Biermanns live through each season, each episode, and each moment. As the name suggests, 'Don't Be Tardy' is a show that broadcasts the personal struggles and sparkling triumphs of a family that believes in staying ahead, maintaining their bond, and living life in a grand and uncompromising way. It's a series that isn't tardy in showcasing the charisma and charm of family relationships in the spotlight while offering a wistful look at what it means to be a part of a modern, celebrity family. As such, the show has maintained its iconic status in the realm of reality television throughout its run, leaving a lasting imprint on the audiences who were eagerly at home, tuning in, remaining 'not tardy' for this party.

Don't Be Tardy is a series categorized as a currently airing. Spanning 8 seasons with a total of 95 episodes, the show debuted on 2012. The series has earned a mostly poor reviews from both critics and viewers. The IMDb score stands at 4.6.