How to watch VRT Awards 2026 online and from anywhere
Watch VRT Awards 2026 for free on Philo Unblock Philo from abroad with NordVPN – Save 75% The event was hosted at the Edison Ballroom in Midtown Manhattan, New York City on October 6 The second-annual VRT Awards are here, and it's a time to celebrate the very best in reality TV over the past year.
The so-called Virtual Reali-Tea – see what they did there? – event took place at Edison Ballroom in Midtown Manhattan on October 6, with Danny Murphy and Evan Real hosting the big show, and will be shown in its entirety on streaming service Philo.
Meanwhile, there were performances by Scheana Shay of Vanderpump Rules fame, and Bravo icon Luann de Lesseps.
Without spoiling too much, we know that Summer House was hugely popular in the fan-voted categories.
Meanwhile, The Real Housewives of Rhode Island took the award for Best Cast, which is quite the coup given the show is the latest addition to the franchise.
Finally, the prestigious Golden Kettle Award went to the cast of The Golden Life , of which De Lesseps can count herself as a member.
The event may be staged in the USA, but anyone traveling around can still find a way to watch along, with our help.
So, read on to find out how to watch VRT Awards 2026 from anywhere and for free.
How to watch VRT Awards 2026 for free The VRT Awards 2026 will be available to watch on Philo , totally free, for viewers in the US.
The event will be streaming on the platform from Friday, October 9.
Stream VRT Awards 2026 on Philo Philo is a live TV service, much like Sling and Fubo, but it's a lot cheaper.
Naturally, that means some channels are missing, but it's still a worthwhile platform to have in your locker.
While subscriptions to Philo can cost, the coverage of the VRT Awards 2026 is totally free.
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