Despite low ratings, could Bravo's 'The Real Housewives of Miami' be returning for a second season?

According to the Miami Herald, Bravo is looking to recast some of the women. A source told the publication Bravo has changed producers and casting agents and is now in the interview process for building a Season 2 cast.

The original women are being considered, but considering how lackluster the first season was, it's a safe bet to assume if the show returns, not all the Season 1 women will.

Well, here's a way to spice things up 'The Real Housewives of Miami': Bravo will reunite the ladies during a live special.

That means no tweets from the cast about nine-hour tapings, and no editing of the boring parts. The ladies best be on their game!

According Entertainment Weekly, 'Watch What Happens: Live Miami Housewives Reunion' will air on April 15 at 9PM ET. There will be a seven-second delay in case any of the ladies start dropping F-bombs.

Bravo is heating up this very cold winter with a trip to Florida for its newest reality series 'The Real Housewives of Miami' (Feb. 22 at 10PM). Larsa Pippen, the wife of NBA Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen, will headline the new cast.

According to Bravo, 'Miami' replaces 'Real Housewives of New York City' on the schedule. Jill, Alex, Sonja and the rest of the gang will be back in the spring.

The magazine revealed the full 'Miami' cast, which includes many basketball wives and a drag queen as a recurring cast member.

Bravo is rolling out its newest 'Real Housewives' series with a twist: a drag queen!

PopEater's Rob Shuter says the wildly successful 'Housewives' franchise is taking on Miami, confirming the rampant rumors. But aside from the possibility of bumping into the odd 'Jersey Shore' straggler, the show is sure to shock some viewers by adding its first-ever self-styled drag queen to the cast.

Blonde bombshell Elaine Lancaster, whose male name is James Davis and who is close friends with Dennis Rodman, has joined the show as a part of the wider ensemble.