RHOBH Star Bozoma Saint John Marries Keely Watson in Ghana With Bravo Cameras Rolling

Bozoma Saint John is officially married — and “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” fans will get to see the celebration unfold.

Boz, 49, married Keely Watson, 50, in a traditional Ghanaian ceremony in Accra, Ghana, on August 21. Even better for Bravo viewers, RHOBH cameras were rolling for the big day as production continues on season 16.

Several of Boz’s castmates also made the trip to Ghana to celebrate with the couple, including Kyle Richards, Dorit Kemsley, Sutton Stracke and Jennifer Tilly. Kathy Hilton was also among the guests.

Hundreds of people were reportedly invited to the wedding festivities, which kicked off with a welcome reception at Boz’s Eve by Boz headquarters.

“I am so in awe of the opportunity to love someone as deeply as this again,” Boz told Us Weekly. “It’s all butterflies.”

Bozoma Saint John Gets Her RHOBH Wedding Moment

Boz met Keely before making her RHOBH debut in season 14, which premiered in November 2024. The couple announced their engagement in September 2025.

Boz previously revealed that a conversation about Keely’s hopes for the future helped her realize they wanted the same things.

“We were on a date once, and I asked him, like, what he sees for himself in the future, you know, from a personal standpoint,” she told Us Weekly. “And he was like, ‘I hope one day, I’m able to just sit on a beach with my wife, and just look out of the ocean and enjoy the day.'”

His answer stuck with her.

“I was like, ‘God, what a wonderful goal,'” Boz continued. “You expect people to be like, ‘I want to earn $17 million’ … and he was like, ‘I just want to be with my wife.’ And I was like, ‘Oh, yeah. Yeah, same. I want to be your wife.'”

The couple also incorporated Boz’s Ghanaian heritage throughout the celebration. Their colorful invitations were inspired by Kente cloth and featured Ghana’s national flower, the impala lily, along with traditional Adinkra symbols.

“The impala lily – Ghana’s national flower – and ancient Adinkra symbols were woven throughout, so every element had meaning and cultural weight,” Boz explained. “I love that every detail felt bespoke.”

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