The cast for House of Villains Season 2 has been released. The reality competition show from E! features characters who have been called villains on their respective reality TV shows. It’s a way to get people who create headlines into one house and have them battle it out for a television audience. House of Villains
2023 was an excellent year for new reality TV formats. House of Villains burst onto screens, grabbed our attention, and didn’t let go for an entire season. It makes sense then that the show pulled in solid ratings for E! and secured a speedy renewal for Season 2. While we know that filming is probably
Some reality TV formats are built to last, and House of Villains helped usher in a new wave of addictive unscripted series in 2023. Thankfully, E! execs took note because the show has officially snagged a renewal for a second season, set to premiere later this year. Amid a wave of people cutting the cord
Johnny Bananas has become one of reality television’s iconic villains due to his history on The Challenge, including his infamous money-winning decision years ago. He won the Rivals III season with teammate Sarah Rice, only to shock her and viewers when host TJ Lavin revealed Bananas had the option to split the money with his
Johnny Bananas recently shed light on his situation with House of Villains castmate amid speculation they’re dating. The Challenge star appears on E! ‘s show along with nine other infamous reality television villains. They include Omarosa Manigault Newman, Jonny Fairplay, Tiffany “New York” Pollard, Anfisa Nava, and Corinne Olympios. As the season began, the 41-year-old
Is Johnny Bananas dating his House of Villains castmate, Corinne Olympios? That’s the burning question viewers want to know. The Bachelor star recently dropped by for a podcast episode with the multiple-time Challenge champion featuring wine as part of the event. During part of their chat, they laughed over parts of their scenes on House
Johnny Bananas has plenty of villainous tricks up his sleeves, thanks to his many seasons on MTV’s The Challenge. He’s currently bringing that experience as an entertaining reality TV villain to House of Villains on E!, where he drew the ire of castmate Tiffany “New York” Pollard within the first several episodes. In recent installments,
Johnny Bananas has been known to have a few showmances during his appearances on MTV’s The Challenge. Those haven’t always worked out so well for him, though. He’s now appearing on other reality TV programs, including his debut on the new E! show House of Villains, which arrived as he was appearing on CBS’ The
Below Deck alum chef Ben Robinson has given an update on two big things happening in his life right now. The fan favorite has left yachting behind after appearing on the OG Below Deck and helping launch Below Deck Med. These days, Ben has been focused on cooking and building his brand. Ben’s also planning
Johnny Bananas is known for being a villainous reality TV character based on his mischievous activity on many seasons of The Challenge. While he currently stars in The Challenge: USA 2 spinoff on CBS, he’ll bring his skillset into another competition show. In the aptly titled House of Villains, he gets pitted against other reality