Bravo's Summer House: What We Know About Season 5 | Screen Rant
Bravo's Summer House is returning. Here's what we know about season 5. The network has decided to film the crew over a seven-day period instead of five.
Summer House delivers the nostalgia to East Coast thirty-somethings who want to relive their days in the frat house. The group of hardworking New Yorkers rents a mansion in the Hamptons for the summer to enjoy each weekend to its fullest. Each night is spent partying while the days are wasted away at wineries.
Season 5 of Summer House has started filming and new details are emerging daily. Us Weekly originally broke the news that the show had been renewed for its fifth season as the show hit some high ratings. Many fans were worried that the worldwide pandemic would hinder the season being filmed. Reality star, Carle Radke, who cannot seem to keep a job, or a girlfriend told the outlet he was excited to be able to film another show. All of the cast favorites are set to return which includes, Hannah Berner, Lindsay Hubbard, Kyle Cook, Jules Daoud, Amanda Batula, Luke Gulbranson, and Page DeSorbo.
Most fans were aware that the cast only filmed Friday through Sunday as their show was based around their insane weekends. The new premise will show the group living in the house for one full month. The new format will document all seven days of the week. The cast will be working from home due to the coronavirus. Fans are already looking forward to more fights and squabbles. Usually, the cast gets a break from one another during the week as they go about their jobs but not this year. Bravo fans are worried that the extravagant parties will be canceled but there has not yet been a judgment call made as some states are allowing social gatherings.
Fans also thought that they would be able to see Kyle and Amanda tie the knot, but it is unclear if the couple has had to postpone their wedding. The success of season 4 allowed for the approval of season 5. Viewers are just hoping that they can still get up to the same hijinx that they are used to seeing every weekend. But even if they cannot the idea of a pandemic house could be fun to tune into as there is bound to be a mass amount of drama and make-out sessions between roommates.
Source: US Weekly