'Real Housewives of Dallas' cast, spoilers: Will Tiffany and Stephanie rekindle their friendship in season 2?

The future of "The Real Housewives of Dallas" continues to be dim as Bravo prolongs their decision for the renewal of the show.

The ninth installment of "The Real Housewives" franchise, which centers on the lives of five strong-willed women from Dallas, Texas, did not receive high ratings as expected. This could hurt the show's chances to get a renewal order from the network.

Central Track listed down several possible reasons why Bravo is still undecided if they want to bring back cast members Tiffany Hendra, Cary Deuber, LeeAnne Locken, Stephanie Hollman, and Brandi Redmond for a second season.

According to the publication, the Dallas ladies lack the craziness that cast of the other "The Real Housewives" franchises possess. Their show does not have the right amount of drama and conflict that the other shows have.

The series also reportedly lack the usual catfights among cast mates that typically occur in the other Bravo shows, except for the feud between Cary and LeeAnne after the latter spread rumors about Cary and her husband Mark.

But while the network is still mum about the renewal of "The Real Housewives of Dallas" season 2, Tiffany finally discussed on her Bravo blog the real reason why she chose to call out Stephanie on Twitter during one of the episodes in the previous season.

According to the Dallas franchise's fashion enthusiast, the bad blood between the two started when fans insinuated that she was throwing shade against Stephanie's husband by calling him a cheater on her social media account. However, Tiffany clarifies that she was not actually talking about Travis Hollman, since her message is directed to those who bash her own husband.

Will Tiffany and Stephanie have a chance to patch things up once they bump into each other again if Bravo will order "The Real Housewives of Dallas" season 2?

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