Bravo Renews In the City for a Second Season
Bravo has renewed In the City for a second season, The Hollywood Reporter reported. A renewal is a network's decision to keep a show going after its first run. Season 2 is already in production, which means the cameras are rolling.
The series is a spinoff of Summer House, Bravo's reality show. A spinoff is a new show built around characters from an existing one. Bravo describes In the City as following New Yorkers as they deal with marriage, separation, parenthood and reinvention, and as they try to grow up without growing apart. The first season launched in May.
Timing matters for the crews who make the show. Bravo's Daily Dish said the first season was filmed mainly in fall 2025, straight after Summer House Season 10, with some additional scenes shot in early 2026. The Hollywood Reporter says Season 2 follows the same pattern. Filming takes place in the fall, once Summer House finishes production over the Labor Day weekend in early September.
Several familiar faces are part of the story so far. Season 1 featured crossover cast members, meaning people who also appeared on Summer House: Lindsay Hubbard, Kyle Cooke, Amanda Batula, Danielle Olivera and Andrea Denver. Eoin Heavey, Lexi Sundin, Nick Barber, Yvonne Najor, Georgina Ferzil, Whitney Fransway, Kenny Martin and Gavin Moseley also appeared. Hubbard and Moseley were spotted filming in New York City, according to the same report.
Bravo has not yet announced which cast members will return for Season 2. Until it does, the list of people on screen is still open.
The show is produced by Truly Original, a Banijay America company. The executive producers for Season 2 are Steven Weinstock, Glenda Hersh, Lauren Eskelin, Jamie Jakimo, Nathan Palmer, Faith Gaskins and Maggie Langtry.
For anyone who has followed the franchise, the renewal means more time with the group, and for the production team it means another season of work in the fall. Each season takes a full crew, with camera operators, producers and editors, working through months of footage. A renewal is the first step toward getting that work finished and on air.
