Real Housewives of Potomac' star Karen Huger will serve time for driving under the influence, the Maryland State's Attorney's Office confirmed to The Times.

A source tells PEOPLE that production on the Bravo reality show will proceed with its upcoming 10th season as Huger is behind bars. Cameras are expected to pick up officially at t

“ The Real Housewives of Potomac ” star Karen Huger — nicknamed “the Grande Dame” on the Bravo show — has been sentenced to a year in jail as a result of a March 19, 2024 DUI arrest, FOX 5 DC reports. After she is released, she’s not allowed to drive a vehicle for another year, and will also face five years of probation.

Ms. Huger, a fixture on the Potomac franchise for nine years, will most likely serve one year of the prison sentence.

After Karen Huger wrecked her car in Maryland, she refused a Breathalyzer test. But on police video, she said, “Oh, God. I’m lit.”

Karen Huger, star of The Real Housewives of Potomac, has been sentenced to two years in jail following her DUI conviction.

Roughly two months after Karen Huger was found guilty of driving under the influence and related charges, the star of Real Housewives of Potomac was ordered to spend a year in prison.

Karen Huger, the "Grande Dame" of Bravo's "The Real Housewives of Potomac," has been sentenced to serve one year in prison.

Andy Cohen is speaking out on Karen Huger’s recent prison sentencing. Cohen is involved in almost every aspect of creating a new season of Bravo’s hit reality show, “The Real Housewives.” So, whenever something happens to one of his cast members—good or bad—the “Watch What Happens Live” host usually has something to say.

Andy Cohen does not condone drunk driving by any means — especially for the fourth offense — but that doesn't mean he's happy to see one of his "Real Housewives" stars suffer so publicly. "The Real Housewives of Potomac" star Karen Huger was sentenced to one year in prison (with a second year suspended) and five years' probation for her 2024 DUI incident last week.