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Netflix is giving reality TV fans a new cast to fall in love with its newest series “W.A.G.s to Riches.”

While they are the wives, girlfriends, partners and ex-partners of notable men, they’ve built their own careers and personal brands — and they don’t mind letting it be known. Many of them have taken up work at Sharelle Rosado’s real estate firm, and others are musicians and social media sensations. The series will dig deep into their lives, showing what’s it’s like to date and/or being married to famous men while also balancing their own professional and person lives.

“W.A.G.s to Riches” premieres on Netflix on Wednesday, Jan. 22. Check out the cast below.

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Sharelle Rosado, the ex-fiancé of NFL star Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson, has pivoted from Netflix’s “Selling Tampa” to “W.A.G.s to Riches,” where she...

A new real estate reality series will be moving into Netflix right at the top of 2025. The streaming service announced on Dec. 4 that the latest Selling Sunset spinoff, titled Selling the City, makes its premiere on Friday, Jan. 3, 2025. If you have been waiting for more broker drama on your screens, Netflix will be delivering the goods right at the top of the new year.

Like the other two Selling Sunset spinoffs in the franchise, the defunct Selling Tampa and the not-yet-renewed Selling the Oc, the new edition takes place in a new locale in the United States. This time around, the Selling saga is heading up north on the East Coast to New York City, where the Douglas Elliman real estate agents compete over the city's various luxury listings.

Take a closer look at the new show's synopsis via Netflix's press release:

From the creators of Selling Sunset and Selling the Oc...

Netflix dropped the trailer for its new real estate show, Selling the City, ahead of its January 3 premiere, and a cast member is already threatening to sue the show.

The reality series is from the creators of Selling Sunset, but this time, it follows real estate agents in New York City.

“I am a top real estate broker at Douglas Elliman, and I just had one of the biggest years of my career,” Eleonora Srugo says in the preview. “Now, I’m starting my own team.”

The series’ cast also includes Jordyn Taylor, Gisselle Meneses Nunez, Jade Chan, Abigail Godfrey, Justin Tuinstra, Steven Gold, and Taylor Middleton.

Selling the City is the third spinoff based on Selling Sunset, after Selling Tampa, which was canceled after one season, and Selling the Oc, which aired Season 3 earlier this year.

In an interview with Tudum, Srugo said she has received support from Jason...

Consider Selling Sunset and all its drama off the market! Following the popular real estate reality series' most recent eighth season in September 2024, a new season is already on the way. According to series star Amanza Smith, Netflix has renewed the reality series for season 9.

"And we're back," Smith wrote on Instagram. "Who's ready for Season 9?" The star captioned a video of her walking in a black leather dress with gloves and boots, what appears to be a white piano handbag, and a slicked back long ponytail while on set. Season 9 appears to be in production!

As previously mentioned, Selling Sunset season 8 premiered earlier this fall on Sept. 6 with 11 brand-new episodes that definitely brought the drama fans have come to crave. Between Alanna's claims that she owns Pioneertown and the rumors spread about Emma, it was quite the season.

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Exclusive: Buying London, the UK’s answer to Selling Sunset, has failed to land the keys to a second season with Netflix.

A spokeswoman for the streamer confirmed the cancelation to Deadline but declined to comment further.

Much like its successful American sibling, Buying London followed a high-end estate agent in the capital run by property tycoon Daniel Daggers.

In each ep, Daggers’ agents competed to sell spectacular properties in and around the capital, with eps titled ‘Let the Property Games Begin’, ‘The Loudest Agent in the Room’ and ‘It Takes Two To Tango’. As with Selling Sunset, some agents built personal brands as property influencers on social media.

The show from Fremantle-backed UK producer Naked made a brief foray into the Netflix UK top-10 when it launched in May but failed to land in any great way. It amassed middling reviews, with The Guardian going further by calling it...

Netflix is hoping to bring some more reality stars together to find love. The streamer has ordered a third season of dating series Perfect Match.

It comes after the second season of the show, which featured celebs hooking up and a little bit of toe-sucking, ended its run earlier this week.

Season one of the show, which featured 12 episodes, launched in February 2023, while season two, which featured ten episodes, launch on June 7 with a staggered roll out.

It has included stars from Netflix shows such as The Circle, The Mole, Too Hot To Handle, Love Is Blind, Selling Tampa, Dated and Related, Squid Game: The Challenge and The Trust.

The series is matches singles from across Netflix’s unscripted series in a search for love. They will couple up and test their romantic relationships through compatibility challenges. Winning couples gain power in the game to bring in new singles to...

A Selling Sunset spinoff series is coming, but there will be a major change that will alter everything about the series. That is because the new spinoff series is leaving California. This isn’t the first spinoff to leave the Sunshine State, but it is the first one that leaves the idea of a paradise to live in.

Here is what you need to know about the new Selling Sunset series.

Where Is New Selling Sunset Spinoff Located?

The original Selling Sunset series follows a high-end real estate firm with offices in Los Angeles, West Hollywood, and Newport Beach. The series follows the agents, their families, and their professional lives as they sell properties in the state where it always feels like summer.

[Tamron Hall Show | YouTube]There have been spinoffs before, with Selling the Oc, which focuses on the Newport group, and Selling Tampa, which moves the show to Florida. This keeps...

Netflix’s Selling franchise, which started with Selling Sunset, is heading to the Big Apple.

The streamer has ordered Selling The City, set in New York City. It is the latest expansion of the property franchise, which has already spawned Selling The Oc and Selling Tampa.

The show is one of a number of new orders at Netflix, which has also greenlit competition series Building The Band and Battle Camp. The shows were revealed by new reality boss Jeff Gaspin, who spoke to Deadline about its overall unscripted strategy.

Selling The City follows agents at real estate brokerage Douglas Elliman as they navigate the cutthroat world of luxury real estate in New York City.

It comes from Adam Divello and his Done and Done Productions, which is behind Selling Sunset and Selling The Oc as well as Selling Tampa. The Hills creator Divello exec produces alongside Skyler Wakil, Chris Cullen and Kris Lindquist.

When Selling Sunset first premiered on Netflix in 2019, nobody could have predicted what a phenomenon it would become. The reality show, which is now seven seasons in, centers on the lives of agents at the Oppenheim Group, a high-end real estate brokerage firm in Los Angeles. Not only has it proved to be a massive success, but it’s also created a whole new subgenre for Netflix: luxury real estate reality shows. In addition to Selling Sunset, there’s spin-offs Selling the O.C. and Selling Tampa, as well as shows of a similar flavor like Million Dollar Beach House and Buying Beverly Hills.

The Sony Pictures sequel “Bad Boys: Ride or Die” made headlines as it rolled through a succession of Florida locations in late February and early March, with reports of crews “spark(ing) buzz” filming on the A1A Highway in Fort Lauderdale, fans catching a glimpse of stars Will Smith and Martin Lawrence in Brickell, and traffic tie-ups in Miami.

“If you look at the trailer, you’ll see anything that has to do with the beach is all us, with the stunt scene that they did on Ocean Drive in Fort Lauderdale,” boasts Sandy Lighterman, film commissioner for Broward County (Film Lauderdale) and president of Film Florida. “That was because we made it so easy for them.”

One of the reasons the presence of the latest “Bad Boys” movie was such big news is that while Florida has a wealth of TV production courtesy of Spanish language networks Telemundo and Univision,...

Selling Sunset is a Netflix original reality series that follows the real estate brokers of The Oppenheim Group, as they navigate their clients' demands and their personal lives. The show's first season began airing during the Covid-19 pandemic shutdown and continues to gather the interest of old and new viewers. In the short amount of time since its airing, there have already been 6 seasons of the show! Netflix also came up with two spin-offs, Selling Tampa and Selling the Oc, the former was canceled despite high ratings and sparked major cast and fan outrage. What could be the magic ingredient for Netflix's biggest reality hit of the franchise? There are a few reasons why Selling Sunset remains number one.

The Oppenheim Group was seen hosting an event in San Diego that didn’t appear to be for Selling Sunset, leaving fans wondering if they're planning to film in a new location. The Oppenheim Group is the real estate brokerage that Selling Sunset and Selling The Oc revolve around. An additional spin-off of the franchise called Selling Tampa featured a different real estate brokerage, Allure Realty, and only ran for one season. However, the California-based shows that feature the “O” Group are still going strong with consistent renewals and ratings. Jason and Brett Oppenheim continue to expand their brokerage, and the Netflix shows that feature their agents are only rising in popularity.

A red carpet event at the Oppenheim Group’s San Diego office caught the eye of Selling Sunset fans who are speculating whether another spin-off is near. Reddit user @probscaffeinated witnessed the event, writing, “Came across this on...

Perfect Match season 1 brought together Netflix's hottest stars for a chance at true love, but the upcoming second season could stand to learn a few things from its predecessor. With stars like Too Hot To Handle's Francesca Farago and The Circle's Joey Sasso on the first installment, Netflix didn't hold back in trying to give the show as much star power as they could. Singles from an assortment of different reality TV shows all traveled to a beach in Panama, where they lived together and coupled up to find their perfect match.

As the competition went on, it was clear that Perfect Match had a few issues in the game plan for the series. Though it was entertaining and enjoyable as a series, it wasn't as well-thought-out as it could have been and, for the most part, didn't offer a satisfying resolution. By the time Perfect Match season 1 was airing,...

Netflix might have hit the jackpot with its latest reality experiment, “Perfect Match.” The streamer took the casts of all of its reality hits — “Love Is Blind,” “The Ultimatum,” “Too Hot to Handle,” “The Mole,” “Selling Tampa,” “The Circle,” “Sexy Beasts” and “Twentysomethings” — and mixed them all together in an attractive combo of “Love Island,” “Bachelor in Paradise” and “Are You the One” that might actually improve on all three of those shows, depending on how the season plays out. It’s the best dating show the streamer has put out so far, though it relies on the stupidity of those shows to succeed. “Perfect Match” couldn’t exist without “Love Is Blind,” but you don’t actually have to have made it through “Love Is Blind” to love “Perfect Match.”

The premise, unlike most of Netflix’s dating show premises, is relatively simple. The main cast includes five women and five men,...

“Perfect Match” may just be the perfect dating show. In Netflix’s latest reality series, which dropped its first four episodes on Valentine’s Day, singles from “Twentysomethings,” “The Circle,” “Too Hot to Handle,” “Love Is Blind,” “The Mole,” “Selling Tampa,” “Sexy Beasts” and “The Ultimatum” search for The One in a tropical paradise. (Full cast list here!)

From the start, many cast members realize there are exes from their past there and host Nick Lachey kicks it off with the format reveal. To stay in the house, you must have a match. At the daily competition, the winning couple gets all the power — they choose two new singles to bring into the house and pick who those newcomers get to go on a date with. At the end of the night, those who aren’t in a match are sent home.

Created by Kinetic CEO Chris Coelen, “Perfect Match...

Love Is Blind's Bartise Bowden says that he will "absolutely not," audition for another reality TV show in the future. Bartise was not well-received by the Love Is Blind fanbase, although his active and apologetic presence on social media is slowly working to rebrand his image. After being highly criticized for his treatment of Nancy Rodriguez during their engagement on the show, Bartise has since admitted he was not mature enough to properly handle many of the situations he was put in during filming. Although Nancy and Bartise weren't able to make their relationship work, they are both expanding on their newfound fame.

Despite Bartise's shady behavior on Love Is Blind, many fans continue to support and engage with him over social media. But in response to a fan's question of whether he would audition for another reality show, Bartise posted to his Instagram story @bartiseb claiming "Absolutely not.

The "Selling Sunset" franchise is expanding to a new city with fresh faces, stunning real estate, and, of course, more drama in Netflix's "Selling the Oc." The extension of The Oppenheim Group's successful flagship series (going on its sixth season) premiered on Aug. 24 and sets roots in California's Orange County. Despite sharing a home state, the "Selling the Oc" cast - which includes Alex Hall, Alexandra Jarvis, Alexandra Rose, Austin Victoria, Brandi Marshall, Gio Helou, Kayla Cardona, Lauren Brito, Polly Brindle, Sean Palmieri, Tyler Stanaland, and Lauren Shortt - and "Selling Sunset" stars/brokers Jason and Brett Oppenheim tell Popsugar that their new show is nothing like its predecessor.

"Orange County itself [is] like a whole different vibe than LA."

"[We're different] pretty much in every way," says Jarvis. "I mean, it's entirely new people. New personalities, totally different dynamic . . . We have a lot of newer agents, too. A lot of us...

Christine Quinn's time at the Oppenheim Group is over, which naturally means her time on Selling Sunset is over.

Quinn has been one of the most polarizing faces on reality TV ever since debuting on the freshman season of the Netflix reality hit.

The star has been a part of some of the biggest arguments on the show, which also stars Chrishell Stause, Heather Young, and Emma Hernan.

Now, TMZ reports that the star's exit is a done deal and that it was "a mutual decision" between the star, Netflix, and the show's production company.

Quinn's exit was heavily foreshadowed when she bailed on the reunion taping for Season 5 after claiming to have tested positive for Covid-19.

However, the star was spotted shooting a project in the days following the announcement.

The series will undoubtedly be different sans Quinn, who has been at the center of some of the...

Here is a wrap-up of all the news you need to know from Friday, May 6, 2022.

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Shudder announced today that production will begin next week on 1970s supernatural horror The Sacrifice Game, written by Jenn Wexler (The Ranger) and Sean Redlitz and set to be directed by Wexler. It will star Mena Massoud, Olivia Scott Welch, with Gus Kenworthy and Chloë Levine, who also starred in Wexler's The Ranger.

The film, which begins principal photography May 9, 2022, is set at a girls’ boarding school over Christmas break, 1971, where Samantha and Clara, two students staying behind for the holidays, must survive the night against uninvited visitors.

“We loved The Ranger and are thrilled to be working with Jenn and her team to bring her new film, The Sacrifice Game, to life. Jenn’s film promises to...

Netflix will have year-round reality romance programming, and the streamer got a little help in announcing the news by “Love Is Blind” host Nick Lachey and several of the men featured on its reality roster.

Calling their band N-2-luv, the video features “Too Hot to Handle” stars Harry Jowsey, Nathan Webb and Nathan Soan Mngomezulu, and Jarrette Jones and Matt Barnett from “Love is Blind,” who announce — in song — all the shows that are coming back, and some new ones.

But, if you don’t have time to watch, here’s what you need to know:

“Love is Blind’s” third season will drop later this year on Netflix, while the streamer confirmed it had greenlit seasons 4 and 5 of the show, hosted by Nick and Vanessa Lachey.

On Thursday, the streamer announced new series “The Ultimatum,” which will drop on April 6. It follows six couples on the verge of...

Netflix and Kinetic Content are teaming up once again. The streaming giant announced a new reality show coming soon, featuring stars from “Too Hot To Handle,” “Love Is Blind,” “The Circle,” “Selling Tampa” and more.

“Singles from Netflix reality shows have done some crazy things to find love. But they’re still single,” the official description reads. “In this new series, they will couple up to match each other and themselves in hopes of finding the perfect match.”

The currently untitled series will be hosted by “Love Is Blind” and “The Ultimatum” co-host Nick Lachey. Chris Coelen, Eric Detwiler, Sarah Dillistone and Sharyn Mills serve as executive producers.

While the cast was not yet revealed, the announcement came with a music video, a nod to Lachey’s 98 Degrees days, as the fake boy band N-2-luv previewed their single “Love Has No Offseason” for their host. Singers included Matt Barnett...

Netflix has fully committed to the reality dating show craze, announcing a robust year-round slate, including new seasons of “Love Is Blind,” “Love on the Spectrum” and “Indian Matchmaking.”

“Love Is Blind,” the second season of which premiered on Feb. 11, has now been renewed for Season 4 and 5. But fans won’t have to wait too long to see more of the series — its third season, which was filmed in Dallas, Texas, and a spinoff show, “Love Is Blind: After the Altar,” will both premiere later this year. “After the Altar” will catch up with the Season 2 cast to see how they’re doing after deciding whether or not love is truly blind.

“Love on the Spectrum,“ the award-winning Australian series that has had two seasons on Netflix, is getting a version in the United States this year. According to its logline, the show is “an insightful and warm-hearted docu-reality series...

Netflix is stepping up its game when it comes to affairs of the heart by ordering more Love Is Blind and Indian Matchmaking. It also has three new dating shows in the works to complement an already packed romance slate for 2022 and beyond.

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The streamer picked up two more seasons of Love is Blind, which returns for a third go-around this year. In addition, fans can revisit their faves from season two in the new Love is Blind: After The Altar, which is slated to bow in 2022.

Here’s the official logline for Love Is Blind‘s season 3 that will be hosted by Nick and Vanessa Lachey: “Singles who want to be loved for who they are, rather than what they look like, have signed up for a less conventional approach to modern dating in Dallas where they hope to meet...

Starving for “Witcher” content after nearly two years of pent-up anticipation, audiences went hard for the Henry Cavill-fronted adult fantasy drama series during Season 2’s opening weekend on Netflix. The title soared up Nielsen’s Top 10 SVOD ratings charts from Dec. 13-19, hitting 2.2 billion viewing minutes in its first week on the streamer.

The fantasy series bug — long-thought dead after the final season of “Game of Thrones” — has come back in full force for “The Witcher,” which topped both the overall and original programming lists, as well as for “The Wheel of Time” on Amazon Prime. Although the show aired on Nov. 19, it wound up at No. 10 overall after being on its respective platform for a full month. Together, a third of the audience for “The Witcher” and “The Wheel of Time” comes from the 35-49 age demo. The Netflix show’s other viewers leaned younger (18-34), while the...

Upon making its Netflix debut on December 15, 2021, the popular reality spinoff series Selling Tampa has remained among the trendiest and most-watch new TV shows on the premier streamer. A huge reason for the smashing success of the Selling Sunset spinoff is the all-Black female cast of extremely glamorous and highly talented real-estate agents turning Florida's iconic bay-front property into a financial boon.

Related: Selling Sunset - 10 Biggest Fights On The Show

Of course, as the show continues to amass new viewers, the social media profiles of the eight cast members will inevitably skyrocket, especially on Instagram, where property pictorials play a major role in building their brand.

Netflix has debuted another new reality T.V. show dedicated to the world of real estate. Selling Tampa was available to stream on December 15 and introduced new real estate agents to subscribers. The new show focuses on the agents of Allure Realty, a company that was founded by Sharelle Rosado in 2019. When you wake […]

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When it comes to reality TV on Netflix, Selling Sunset is prime real estate (pun intended). Season four dropped on Nov. 24, and a brand-new spinoff, Selling Tampa, followed on Dec. 15. Unlike Selling Sunset, which follows the drama behind the elite real estate brokerage firm The Oppenheim Group, Selling Tampa spotlights a Florida-based, women-led, Black-owned business, Allure Realty. The show adds much-needed representation to Netflix's real estate reality TV lineup. But Selling Tampa's creation compels us to take a hard look at Selling Sunset and the representation among its agents in an industry that lacks diversity.

In its first season, the cast of Selling Sunset was all white. Agents like Amanza Smith (a mixed-race Black woman) and Vanessa Villela (who is Mexican) joined The Oppenheim Group in seasons two and four, respectively, but most of the nine women dishing the drama on screen on Selling Sunset remain white. Looking at the numbers,...

Netflix audiences tossed all their coins to their Witcher during Season 2’s debut weekend. The fantasy show’s premiere debuted at No. 1, with audiences spending a whopping 142.43 million hours immersed in magic and monsters with Geralt (Henry Cavill), Ciri (Freya Allan) and Yennefer (Anya Chalotra). The first season of “The Witcher” followed, securing the second-place spot on Netflix’s Top 10 English TV Shows list, with 49.18 million hours of screen time.

“The Witcher” is based on the book series by Polish writer Andrzej Sapkowski, which also inspired multiple video games. It tells the adventures of monster hunter Geralt of Rivia (Cavill) and his run-ins with enemies and deadly creatures. Season 2 of the Netflix series sees Geralt protecting Ciri (Allan) at his childhood home in the hopes of keeping the young princess safe from the Chaos within herself. “The Witcher” also features Joey Batey, MyAnna Buring, Anna Schaffer, Eamon Farren, Royce Pierreson and Mimi Ndiweni,...

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“Selling Tampa” is fun and entertaining thanks to the all-women and all-minority cast.I spoke with Sharelle Rosado, Juawana Williams, Tennille Moore, and Alexis Williams about the show. “Selling Tampa” is ready for viewing on Netflix December 15. https://youtu.be/1wlX85bHgRg Meet Anne-Sophie Petit, Colony Reeves, Karla Giorgio, and Rena Frazier from Allure Realty in Tampa, Florida — home

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Here is a wrap-up of all the news you need to know from Tuesday, November 30, 2021.

Men in Kilts, starring Outlander's Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish, will set sail at Starz for a second season.

The popular unscripted series focuses on the two actors as they travel to different locations.

The first season found the pair in Scotland, traveling around by camper van, and taking part in the culture.

It was a fun show, especially for fans of Outlander.

The second season takes production to New Zealand, aka the home of The Lord of the Rings.

The pair will “revel in the Scottish influence of New Zealand, while diving into its own history,” the official synopsis reveals.

The pair announced the big news in a video on social media, which you can watch below.

New destination, new adventures. Get ready for #MenInKilts Season 2! pic.twitter.com/UHSz4kJHlj

— Men in Kilts...

NBC may be taking up residence with Aunties, handing a put pilot commitment to a comedy executive-produced by comedian/host Amber Ruffin and written by Shantira Jackson (The Amber Ruffin Show, Peacock’s Saved by the Bell), our sister site Deadline reports.

The project is loosely based on Jackson’s life and tells the story of what happens when a young woman goes back home to help raise the women who raised her.

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