I'll be watching The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills for the first time ever thanks to the season 16 trip to Ghana — Bozoma Saint John's wedding just changed the game

A Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and TechRadar collaboration? I never saw it happening either, but I cannot avoid — nor stop thinking about — the already-viral social media clips coming out of Bozoma Saint John's Ghanian wedding.

The marketing guru, who joined the RHOBH cast full-time back in season 14, has made her wedding to Keely Watson into a cross-continent affair, with dual ceremonies taking place in Ghana (August 21) and Los Angeles (November).

Logically, you'd think that if other cast members were invited, they'd be attending the LA ceremony (though as of writing, the LA wedding guestlist has yet to be revealed).

But Kyle Richards, Dorit Kemsley, Kathy Hilton, Jennifer Tilly, and Sutton Stracke all made the trip abroad.

To state the obvious, this means part of RHOBH season 16 will now take place in Ghana, with a camera crew spotted with the cast both before and during the ceremony.

Unsurprisingly, the reality TV side of Instagram and TikTok have been enthralled by the updates.

Notably, they're becoming something even bigger after a matter of days.

After all... how did the clips find me, a reality TV ignoramus who's never seen the most famous Real Housewives iteration of the lot? Even from the outside looking in, I can tell that the significance of Saint John's wedding being streamed on Bravo goes far beyond social media curated shock.

In fact, I think it gives me a legitimately fulfilling reason to tune into season 16.

Bozoma Saint John's Ghanaian wedding marks a turning point in Real Housewives culture @bravotv ♬ Bozs First Season from RHOBH - Bravo Don't get me wrong: like everyone else, I am fascinated with the superficially hilarious and intriguing details packed into these viral clips.

Kathy turning up to the ceremony seemingly in slippers from her hotel.

Jennifer living her best life on the dance floor.

Kyle making sure that Dorit is included , which in itself feels watching the Treaty of Versailles being written.

Even though I Shazam 'ed the song being played in the background (it's Unfiltered Vibe Mix by DJ Talented, by the way), what's really stayed with me is what's happening when the cameras are put down.