The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (2010)

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills consistently portrays LGBTQ+ characters and themes in a largely positive and affirming manner. The show features openly gay family members and cast members discussing their same-sex relationships, often participating in LGBTQ+ events like Pride. While drama is inherent to the format, queer identities are generally depicted with dignity and as integral, valued parts of the cast's lives, without being reduced to stereotypes or sources of mockery.

The show portrays Christianity primarily through its adherents' personal beliefs, values, and traditions. While individual characters may exhibit hypocrisy, the narrative generally presents Christianity as a legitimate and often comforting aspect of their lives, without actively condemning the faith itself.

Judaism is depicted through cast members' cultural heritage, family traditions, and holiday celebrations. The show presents these aspects as integral to their identities, treating the religion with respect and as a natural part of their lives without any narrative critique.