Page Six’s ‘Virtual Reali-Tea’ Awards are back: Get your tickets now!

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Page Six’s ‘Virtual Reali-Tea’ Awards are back: Get your tickets now!

Page Six’s “Virtual Reali-Tea” Awards are returning to the Big Apple to celebrate the year’s most iconic moments in reality television. Hosted by “VRT” stars Evan Real and Danny Murphy, the glam, gala-style 2026 show — which will take place on Oct. 6 at Edison Ballroom in New York City — will feature performances and appearances from top talent...

Page Six’s “Virtual Reali-Tea” Awards are returning to the Big Apple to celebrate the year’s most iconic moments in reality television. Hosted by “VRT” stars Evan Real and Danny Murphy, the glam, gala-style 2026 show — which will take place on Oct. 6 at Edison Ballroom in New York City — will feature performances and appearances from top talent...

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