Bravo’s star-studded programming lineup is getting even bigger with a new show and more returning favorites.
While kicking off Bravo Fan Fest in Charleston, South Carolina, the TV network revealed on Friday, October 23, that the Next Gen franchise will expand with a new version set in Atlanta.
“In a city where hip-hop, sports and entertainment shape the social scene, Next Gen Atlanta follows a new generation of rising personalities making their mark,” a logline reads. “Some have famous ties, while others are building their reputations from the ground up, but all have big dreams and plenty to prove as they juggle careers, friendships and family dynamics.”
The Next Gen Atlanta cast has not been announced. The series follows the fan favorite Next Gen NYC, which Bravo officially renewed for a third season. Fans have watched children of Housewives — including Gia Giudice, Ariana Biermann and Riley Burruss — make their mark in the Big Apple with their inner circle of friends since Next Gen NYC premiered in June 2025.
Cameras may have stopped rolling, but the cast of Next Gen NYC isn’t exactly done causing trouble. “I think there was a lot of unresolved stuff,” Ariana Biermann exclusively told Us Weekly at DIRECTV’s Plot Twist featuring Bravo party on Tuesday, August 12. “Maybe if there is a season 2, then that’s where we will […]
“It’s been so fun. I think this season is so different from season 1,” Teresa Giudice’s daughter Gia, 25, exclusively told Us in August about their sophomore season. “You really get a deeper dive into our personal lives and also our workspace.”
In addition to the Next Gen franchise, Bravo renewed In the City and Southern Hospitality for new seasons. (The In the City renewal comes after a jaw-dropping scandal involving Amanda Batula and boyfriend West Wilson, neither of whom returned for the upcoming season 11 of Summer House. Their involvement with In the City is to be determined.)
Gia Giudice and Emira D’Spain in ‘Next Gen NYC.’ Charles Sykes/Bravo
The network will also dip its toe into the scripted microdrama scene, enlisting Southern Charm star Craig Conover and actress Nicole Mattox as Hunter Caldwall and Maeve Marchant, respectively, for Charmed by a Southern Monster.
“The story follows Maeve, a brilliant corporate fixer sent to convince and seduce Hunter, a rumored murderer, into selling his family’s estate, but when she discovers that the town’s most feared man may actually be its most misunderstood, and the only person who can protect her from her dangerous ex-boyfriend, Maeve becomes entangled in Hunter’s world,” a summary reads. “As family secrets and a billion-dollar development deal threaten to unravel their growing connection, she must confront her past and decide how much she’s willing to risk for love.”
Adrienne Maloof and Cynthia Bailey’s kids might be appearing in Bravo’s new Next Gen series in Los Angeles. On a Thursday, June 26, episode of Jeff Lewis Live, Maloof, 63, said her son Gavin, 22, and twins Colin and Christian, both 19, whom she shares with ex Paul Nassif, are both being considered for Next […]
Charmed by a Southern Monster, described as a soapy workplace romance, premieres Monday, November 9, exclusively on the Peacock mobile app.
Bravo’s announcements help kickstart Bravo Fan Fest, which begins Saturday, October 24, in Charleston with an array of cast panels, photo opportunities and immersive activations. All main stage events will be livestreamed on Peacock, as well as several surprise appearances and star-studded interviews.
