Bravo is tripling down on its scripted series Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce, greenlighting the series for three additional seasons, said network officials.

 The Marti Noxon-produced series, which follows a 40-something self-help writer navigating through life as a single woman, will now run on Bravo through a fifth season, according to network officials. The season two finale of the series in February ranked as the most-watched episode of the season, generating 1.2 million viewers (Live+7).

“With our first foray into scripted, Bravo's viewers fell in love with Abby and her close-knit group of friends experiencing the fabulous joys and deep disappointments of juggling dating, careers, family and relationships," said Frances Berwick, President of Lifestyle Networks, NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment in a statement. “We are all excited to see what’s next for Abby and her friends.”

Bravo Media will jump into the scripted media ring for the third time with the greenlighting of My So Called Wife, the network said Thursday.

The one-hour series, executively produced by Adam Brooks (Definitely, Maybe) and Paul Adelstein (Girlfriends’ Guide To Divorce) follows the exploits of a con-artist (Inbar Lavi) as she seduces and marries both men and women before eventually disappearing with their money. But just as she is setting up her next victim, two previous exes team to try to stop her from striking again.

My So Called Wife, which will debut in 2017, is the third Bravo scripted series following Girlfriends Guide To Divorce and Odd Mom Out. It’s also the first scripted series for Bravo produced through the new NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment unit led by Bill McGoldrick, executive vice president of scripted content.

“Filled with intrigue and drama along with Bravo’s trademark wink and humor, this series is the perfect addition to the network’s slate as we continue our drive in the scripted arena,” said Frances Berwick, President, Lifestyle Networks, NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment in a statement. “This project builds upon the larger than life characters already populating Bravo in our scripted and unscripted fare, but is a world we could never do justice in reality, without the FBI subpoenaing us.” 

Bravo will look to build on its scripted series slate with the development of three new series, the network said Monday.

The new series include My So Called Wife, a dark comedy from Adam Brooks and Paul Adelstein (Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce) that follows a woman con-artist who marries and then abandons rich men; White Collar Wives, written by Vanessa Reisen (Extant, Weeds), which follows the lives of women married to men involved in a hedge fund scandal; and All The Glitters, from The Walking Dead’s Gale Anne Hurd’s Valhalla Entertainment and based on the book examining how Anna Wintour and Tina Brown dominated the 1980s publishing world. 

The announcements follows the first season of the network’s first scripted series Girlfriends Guide to Divorce, which drew 1.38 million viewers in Live+7, and the June launch of its first scripted comedy series Odd Mom Out.

“As we look to expand our scripted slate we're eagerly taking on new territories, from fashion to finance to female con-artists, and obviously jumped at the opportunity to continue our relationship with Paul Adelstein and Adam Brooks who have a proven track record with the network,” said Lara Spotts, Senior Vice President of development for Bravo in a statement