“It would be really fun” - Anna Faris open to joining Real Housewives franchise months after losing home during LA fires

Anna Faris wonders if she would make a good "Real Housewife," as she shares that it would be fun to be on the American reality TV franchise, The Real Housewives. Though she shared that she doesn't know if she can "put on the whole pretense of ‘there’s no cameras", she would pick up the call if Andy Cohen, the executive producer of the show, calls.

Anna Faris, an American actress known for playing Cindy Campbell in the Scary Movie films, is married to Michael Barrett. She has a son, Jack, from her previous marriage to actor Chris Pratt, as well as two stepkids from Barrett. Anna Faris is one of the celebrities who lost their home in the LA Fires in January 2025.

Faris shared her interest in being a part of the reality TV series, The Real Housewives in an exclusive with US Weekly, published on April 28.

The 48-year-old actress shared that,

I was thinking the other day if I would make a good Real Housewife..I think I’m way too boring... I really think I would wear everything on my sleeve. I think I would blurt out all the time...I don’t know if I would put on the whole pretense of ‘there’s no cameras...But it would be really fun to play a character on a reality show.

Despite her doubts and concerns, Faris shared that she would definitely pick up the phone call from Andy Cohen, especially if it were The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. She further stated that it's her son Jack who motivates her to try out new things and step out of her comfort zone.

Anna Faris on losing her home to the Los Angeles wildfires.

Anna Faris was one of the celebrities who tragically lost their homes and belongings in the 2025 Palisades fire. While talking to The Hollywood Reporter in March on the impact of the fires, Anna Faris shared that it "forces a day-by-day mentality," and while she is grateful for the support she received, she is also randomly hit with emotion when she realizes she "lost a specific thing."

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Faris shared that,

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I’m learning that it’s a learning curve. I’m still digesting it all...People will have moved on while we’re stuck in the minutiae of the [practicalities and logistics]. I’m going to reflect more on this but what I can say is that it remains a day-by-day digestion for me.

According to reports citing Faris, some of the items she lost in the fire were her grandfather’s paintings and the shoes she wore in the movie, The House Bunny(2008). While talking with E News in March about losing her home in the fire, Anna Faris talked about how her son, Jack, handled it with "so much strength."

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