Bravo Renews Three Shows and Orders Two New Ones
Bravo has renewed "In the City" for a second season, and the show is already filming in New York City, according to Variety. A renewal means the network has agreed to make another season. "In the City" is a spinoff of "Summer House," another Bravo series.
The same announcement covered three more renewals. "Next Gen NYC" was renewed after its second season, and production has started on the new one. "Southern Hospitality" was renewed after its fourth season finished airing in June. Bravo also ordered a brand-new series, "Next Gen Atlanta."
The network made the announcements ahead of Bravo Fan Fest, a fan event in Charleston, South Carolina. Bravo has not announced a premiere date for the new seasons, so viewers will need to wait for those details.
The most unusual item is "Charmed by a Southern Monster." It is Bravo's first original scripted microdrama, meaning a fictional drama told in very short episodes, made for watching on a phone. Craig Conover plays Hunter Caldwell, and Nicole Mattox plays Maeve Marchant. The series launches on November 9, and it will be available only on the Peacock mobile app.
Bravo's streaming home is Peacock, the NBCUniversal service, and that is where Bravo's series are watched. For the "Next Gen NYC" cast, the season has already been through a big moment. Its reunion was filmed in New York on July 30, 2026, and the second season premiered on June 24 with episodes streaming on Peacock on Thursdays.
For the people behind the shows, a renewal means the work continues. Crews, editors and producers move from one season to the next, and the casts know they have another run ahead. Cancellations work the other way, which is why renewals are the news that shows wait for.
Bravo's new mobile drama is the one to watch for a different reason. It asks viewers to watch on a phone rather than a television, and it marks a new kind of show for the network. Bravo has said little more about it beyond its cast and launch date.
