Kian Lawley and JC Caylen are stacking the deck for the sophomore season of The Reality House — a Big Brother-inspired competition series airing on YouTube in which a pack of digital stars are invited to live in a mansion and compete in various elimination challenges, with the winner taking home a cool $50,000.
In the wake of the first season, which garnered 25 million collective views across all 10 episodes, season two will feature: Vine-turned-YouTube star Kenny Knox, controversial vlogger Yousef ‘FouseyTube’ Erakat, No Jumper co-host Lena The Plug, comedic vlogger Ryan Abe, U.K. creator Harrison Webb (whose brother, Anderson, edits the series), beauty vlogger and entrepreneur Manny ‘MUA’ Gutierrez, Andrea Russett (who also happens to be Lawley’s ex-girlfriend), lifestyle creator Teala Dunn, Instagrammer Taylor Blake, and viral TikTok star Brittany Broski.
Yesterday, Lawley and Caylen — who are 24 and 27, respectively — tweeted that they were en route to the mansion where the series will be filmed, with production slated to begin on or around Nov. 14.
“Ten times better than the first,” the duo, who both rose to fame as part of the YouTube collab group O2L, previously said of season two. “Will be doing things a bit different this season.” The first season, which comprised 10 episodes, featured a total of 13 contestants at the outset — including Elijah Daniel, Lauren ‘DIY’ Riihimaki, Crawford Collins (who ended up winning), and Trisha Paytas — which means that other contestants could be added to the roster for season two before its official premiere.
You can check out the cast photo below:
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