Bravo Reveals Fates of In the City, Next Gen NYC and More Shows

Bravoholic Seth Rogen Defends Selfie with Summer House’s West WilsonThe next generation of Bravolebrities is here to stay. The network announced Oct. 23 that its reality series Next Gen NYC, In the City and Southern Hospitality have all been renewed for additional seasons. Not only that, but Bravo is also piggybacking off the success of Next Gen's first two seasons by expanding the franchise with the recently greenlit show Next Gen Atlanta. "In a city where hip-hop, sports and entertainment shape the social scene," teased Bravo's description, "Next Gen Atlanta follows a new generation of rising personalities making their mark." Although the cast has yet to be revealed, Bravo promised, "Some have famous ties, while others are building their reputations from the ground up, but all have big dreams and plenty to prove as they juggle careers, friendships and family dynamics." Next Gen NYC—which concluded its sophomore season last month—follows the friendships and budding careers of various Bravolebrity kids, including Meredith Marks' son Brooks Marks, Kim Zolciak's daughter Ariana Biermann, Teresa Giudice's daughter Gia Giudice, Kandi Burruss' daughter Riley Burruss and Eva Dash, the daughter of Damon Dash.Rounding out the cast of Big Apple up-and-comers are Emira D'Spain, Liam Obergfoll, Georgia McCann, Charlie Zakkour, Hudson McLeroy, Shai Fruchter and Brooke Shields' daughter Rowan Henchy. Season three will undoubtedly pick up with newly single Ariana navigating her new normal following her messy love triangle with Liam and Charlie. However, fans shouldn't hold their breath for the Real Housewives of Atlanta alum to go running back into the arms of ex Hudson.Clifton Prescod/Bravo"I am a single girl," the 24-year-old—who first dated Hudson when they were teenagers before getting back together for an adult relationship in 2022—exclusively told E! News in August, adding, "He will always be like a dear friend and close person in my life." And while Ariana noted "there will always be love there" following their most recent split, she isn't sitting around waiting for a reconciliation.Bravo"Our paths right now are just still in two different ways," she explained. "We gave it a shot one more time, and it just didn't work out, but we're in a great place still with each other." At the end of the day, Ariana shared, "I just want the best for him." In the City, meanwhile, debuted in May and followed multiple Summer House cast members in their daily lives in the Big Apple. Southern Hospitality, a spinoff of Southern Charm, concluded its fourth season in June. While fans wait for more updates on their favorite Bravo shows, keep reading to find out the fates of more hit TV series.Prime Video/Amazon MGM StudiosRENEWED: CarriePrime Video's retelling of the classic horror story will return for a sophomore season.Clifton Prescod/BravoRENEWED: Next Gen NYCThe next generation of Bravo stars is here to stay because Next Gen NYC was renewed for season two at Bravo.BravoRENEWED: In the CityTake another bite of Big Apple drama when the Summer House spinoff returns for season two next year.Bravo/NBCUniversalRENEWED: Southern HospitalityBravo has renewed the Southern Charm spinoff for season five.FX/DisneyRENEWED: American Horror StoryThe horror never dies, because FX's spine-chilling anthology series is set to return for season 14 in 2027.Apple TVRENEWED: Maximum Pleasure GuaranteedApple TV's dark comedy starring Tatiana Maslany will return for season two.NetflixRENEWED: The Hunting WivesNetflix's juicy drama starring Malin Akerman and Brittany Snow will bring even more heat when season three debuts next year.Michelle Faye/USA NetworkRENEWED: Anna PigeonTracy Spiridakos is back on the case as USA Network has renewed the drama for season two.Craig Minielly/NetflixRENEWED: Crew GirlNetflix's teen drama will return for season two.Apple TVRENEWED: Imperfect WomenThe Kerry Washington-led thriller was renewed for season two by Apple TV.NetflixRENEWED: A Different WorldNetflix's reboot of the '90s college series will return for a sophomore year.NBCUniversalRENEWED: The TraitorsAttention Faithfuls and Traitors alike: Peacock has ordered three more seasons of the wickedly deceptive game show.Apple TVRENEWED: Slow HorsesApple TV announced that Gary Oldman and crew will return for season eight of the spy drama.NetflixCANCELED: Ransom CanyonThe romance between Josh Duhamel's Staten and Minka Kelly's Quinn will end with season two as Netflix has canceled the drama, Deadline confirmed.Apple TVRENEWED & ENDING: SiloThe Apple TV sci-fi thriller will return with a fourth and final season in 2027.Jason Bell/Paramount+RENEWED: MobLandTom Hardy is reportedly set to return for season three of the Paramount+ drama.Scott Everett White/NBCRENEWED: American Ninja WarriorThe NBC competition series will challenge more hopefuls with new and insane obstable courses during seasons 19 and 20.Hulu/DisneyRENEWED: FuriousThe new thriller starring Emmy Rossum will return for season two.Art Streiber/Peacock via Getty ImagesRENEWED: Love Island USAThe Bombshells will be back. Because Peacock's hit reality dating competition series will return for season nine with host Ariana Madix.DisneyCANCELED: Not Suitable for WorkThe Mindy Kaling-created series was not greenlit by Hulu for a second season after its June premiere.NetflixRENEWED: The GentlemenGuy Ritchie's Neflix drama was renewed for a third season ahead of its season two premiere Sept. 3.Kailey Schwerman/Paramount+ with SHOWTIMEENDING: YellowjacketsThe Showtime drama's upcoming fourth season, premiering Nov. 20, will be it's last.Sabrina Lantos/PrimeRENEWED: Sterling PointFans are headed back to Muskoka because Prime Video has renewed the teen drama for season two.NetflixRENEWED: America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys CheerleadersConsider this renewal news something to cheer about. The Netflix reality series will return for a fourth season.Colin Remas Brown/HBO MaxRENEWED: Stuart Fails to Save the UniverseBazinga! The Big Bang Theory spinoff will return with more time-traveling antics in season two on HBO Max.Brooke Palmer/HBORENEWED: IT: Welcome to DerryThe HBO series based on Stephen King's terrifying clown killer will cause more nightmares when season two debuts.Samsung TV PlusRENEWED: Hooligans: The ARCH Racing ProjectSamsung TV Plus greenlit a season two of the high-octane series, which follows Keanu Reeves and Gard Hollinger, riders Corey Alexander and Jeremy McWilliams, and their team as they rev up from building world-class machines to competing in the high-stakes world of professional racing in MotoAmerica, America’s premier motorcycle road racing series.StarzRENEWED: S.W.A.T. ExilesStar Shemar Moore announced the S.W.A.T. spinoff was renewed for season two ahead of its season one premiere on Starz.Fred Hayes/Disney via Getty ImagesRENEWED: The Secret Lives of Mormon WivesMomTok survives to dance another day. The hit Hulu reality series will be back for season six following a drama-plagued fifth season.PeacockRENEWED: The Five Star WeekendThe Peacock series based on Elin Hilderbrand's novel is booking another stay with news of a season two renewal.For the latest breaking news updates, click here to download the E! News App