The hit reality television series “Next Gen NYC” is set to return for a second season after Bravo officially renewed the series. The first season proved successful and many industry insiders have been expecting a Season 2 announcement for some time, following the premiere of the first batch of eight episodes in June 2025.
‘Next Gen NYC’ Returns for Season 2
Bravo revealed the news on Instagram with the caption “season 2 is loading…” However, the network didn’t confirm any details about when the new season would air or announce any of the cast. So fans will have to wait a little longer before they get more concrete information.
Just Jared had earlier reported on October 22 about rumors of returning cast for the second season of the series. According to the outlet, the likes of Ariana Biermann, Ava Dash, Charlie Zakkour, Brooks Marks, Emira D’Spain, Georgia McCann, and Gia Giudice would return for future episodes. Meanwhile, there are reports that Hudson McLeroy would not be part of season 2 following his breakup with Biermann. Just Jared also reports that Victoria de Lesseps, daughter of “The Real Housewives of New York” star Luann de Lesseps, is in talks to join “Gia Next Gen NYC.”
The series stars a younger cast made up mainly of influencers, up-and-coming figures in the New York scene, and children of prominent reality stars such as “The Real Housewives” cast. According to Bravo, the action follows the group of twentysomethings friends “as they establish their identity while diving headfirst into the chaos that is NYC living.”
‘Next Gen LA’ Spin-off in the Works
Getty/EntertainmentNOWAlong with a new season of “Next Gen NYC,” viewers may well get to see more youngsters navigate celebrity life through a potential spin-off. Several famous faces who are involved in other Bravo series have revealed that their children have been approached about the possibility of starring in “Next Gen LA.”
Among those who spoke on Jeff Lewis’ radio show about the potential new show were “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” cast member Cynthia Bailey and Adrienne Maloof of “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.”
“They’re coming to us to want to do this show, that show about the next generation like my kids,” Adrienne said on her radio appearance.
Meanwhile, Bailey confirmed that her daughter, Noelle Robinson, had also been approached. “I don’t know what Noelle wants to do yet. It’s totally her decision,” Cynthia explained. “It’s her choice. She’s been watching it. I’ve just been like, ‘Keep watching it and see how you feel about it.’”
