The new Peacock reality series, Eat, Slay, Love, is going to take audiences on an unforgettable journey through Vietnam with a celebrated face, Eva Marcille, who first made herself known on America’s Next Top Model and further gained experience on The Real Housewives of Atlanta. Going through this journey together with her friends and fellow reality stars — including Porsha Williams, Tamar Braxton, and more — Eva discovers unique culture, food, and vibrant scenery in Vietnam, promising fans a variety of experiences, bonding, and unforgettable moments.
Eat, Slay, Love gives a fresh twist to the travel show format by effectively combining luxurious experiences with the authenticity of cultural immersion. From the hustle and bustle of historic Ho Chi Minh City to the breathtaking beauty of Ha Long Bay, Marcille and her crew take you through Vietnam’s scenic spots on a visit. There are several challenges and experiences experienced along the way, most of which test their limits and reveal the true nature of their friendship. This is where the drama and growth in this film come in.
Eva Marcille reveals her adventurous spirit as she embarks her friends on their action-filled and heartwarming encounters, from local chefs, to street food tastings, and deep dives into Vietnam’s acclaimed markets and artisan villages. As each friend immerses himself or herself and reflects on his or her personal growth as a result of these experiences, the viewer gets to see a more personal, raw side of these well-known personalities.
Then, it’s the self-discovery themes that come in as these stars navigate cultural differences and language barriers, but more so the personal relationship with one another. With each new city and village comes unexpected challenges, laughter and tears – Eva, Porsha, and Tamar’s scorching chemistry and sometimes clashes make for a wild ride in the show as fans try to see how each person’s unique personality fits in.
Here’s to Peacock’s Eat, Slay, Love, an odyssey promised to be nothing less than a journey transcending the confines of travelog and becoming a celebration of sisterhood, resilience, and the transformative power of travel. It promises to inspire viewers to embrace fresh adventures and strengthen love bonds with those close to their hearts. Fans of reality TV and travel alone can look forward to an exciting ride where there will be equal doses of glamor, humor, and heart.
Here, the series Eat, Slay, Love, coming soon to Peacock, sees viewers talking about a chance to join Eva Marcille and her girls on their thrilling adventure through Vietnam.
