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Tana Mongeau Debuts Second Season Of MTV Reality Series, Adding Trevor Moran To Primary Cast

It’s been something of a tumultuous time for the attention-commanding YouTube star Tana Mongeau, who split from her similarly-polarizing ‘husband’ Jake Paul in January, and then later in the month launched her inaugural fragrance, Tana By Tana, with the initial run selling out in a little over an hour.

Now, Mongeau has returned with one of her most successful — and reputation-solidifying projects — to date: the second season of her MTV reality series, which falls under the network’s No Filter programming franchise.

Season two premiered on Monday at 4 pm ET on MTV’s YouTube channel (6.5 million subscribers) — with new episodes dropping each Monday. This season will follow Mongeau and her motley crew of friends — including Ashly Schwan, Imari Stuart, manager Jordan Worona, and newly-added cast member Trevor Moran. Moran is a fellow YouTube star in his own right as well as an aspiring musician, having risen to fame as a member of the YouTube collab channel O2L

. Season two of the series will cover changing friendship dynamics, strained family relationships, Mongeau’s marriage to Paul, and new music and business ventures by both Mongeau and Worona.

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The first season of Mongeau’s reality series clocked 29 million views on YouTube across seven episodes. It also spawned a Christmas special titled Here Comes Tana Claus, a linear show on MTV co-starring Paul called Bustedness (which may or may not still be a go), and another No Filter reality series from MTV featuring Hawaii-based beauty mogul Bretman Rock.

You can check out the season premiere of MTV No Filter: Tana Mongeau, which has clocked 603,000 views since going live on Monday, below:

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Geoff Weiss

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