Your girl is EXHAUSTED but also LIVING for this weekend! Between Aubry finally getting her Survivor crown after 10 years and Spencer Pratt literally campaigning for LA mayor, reality TV is having its political main character moment. Plus don't even get me started on the Calabasas kids serving drama...
The former MTV reality star is running for mayor of Los Angeles after his Pacific Palisades house burned down in January 2025. Pratt says he's been 'in the public eye most of my life' and there's no dirt that hasn't already been aired. His platform focuses on crime, homelessness, and housing construction with less red tape.
The four-time player took home the $2 million prize in Survivor 50's finale, defeating Jonathan Young (3 votes) and Joe Hunter (0 votes) in an 8-3-0 jury vote. The season featured the first live reunion in six years, where Jeff Probst accidentally spoiled the fire-making challenge results. Cirie Fields won the fan favorite $100,000 Sia Award.
Netflix's new reality series featuring 14 college grads returning to their Calabasas mansions premiered yesterday. The cast includes Preston Pippen (Scottie's son), Jodie Woods (Jordyn's sister), and Hercy Miller (Master P's son). Early reviews are mixed, with critics noting the show lacks a charismatic breakout star but promises plenty of wealthy Gen-Z mess.
Part 1 of the three-part reunion aired Tuesday featuring Amanda Batula and West Wilson's controversial relationship reveal. Host Andy Cohen called it 'one of the most intense reunions' he's recorded. The 'Scamanda' scandal has dominated social media, with fans packing AMC theaters for special screenings. Parts 2 and 3 air the next two Tuesdays.
The former Teen Mom star announced she's running for Austin City Council, though she hasn't filed the necessary paperwork yet. This continues the trend of reality TV stars entering politics in 2026. Abraham joins Spencer Pratt and former Summer House star Luke Gulbranson in making political debuts this election cycle.
Bravo announced at NBCUniversal's upfront that the newest Housewives franchise has been renewed for a second season. The show premiered earlier this year and has been performing well in ratings. The network also confirmed two new series orders including Lisa Las Vegas, a Vanderpump Rules spinoff following Lisa's Vegas hotel opening.
VH1 announced the long-running reality franchise will officially end with a six-part limited series called 'The Final Chapter' premiering this fall. The show has been a cornerstone of VH1's programming since 2011, launching multiple spinoffs across different cities. This marks the end of an era for the network's reality programming.
Fox announced renewals for a dozen reality series including The Masked Singer (Season 12), Hell's Kitchen (Season 24), Special Forces: World's Toughest Test (Season 5), and Crime Scene Kitchen (Season 4). The network is doubling down on unscripted content as reality shows continue to deliver strong ratings and social media buzz.
The new Bravo series following Summer House cast members Kyle Cooke, Amanda Batula, and Lindsay Hubbard in NYC premieres Tuesday, May 19 at 9pm. The show trades Hamptons luxury for gritty city life, focusing on their post-divorce drama and Lindsay's life as a new mother. Episodes will also feature familiar faces from the Summer House universe.
While Bravo announced multiple renewals, both The Valley Season 3 and Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 15 were notably absent from the announcement. A Bravo rep said it's 'too early' to announce pickups for currently airing shows. The Valley has four more episodes to air, while RHOBH wrapped its reunion on May 7, leaving fans worried about their futures.
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