Heavy/NBCUniversal "Winter House" update.
“Winter House” won’t be filming in Stowe, Vermont or Steamboat Springs, Colorado, or anywhere else this winter. The Bravo spinoff is officially on “pause” for the time being, People magazine reported on February 13, 2024.
“Winter House” typically films in February or March and features stars from various Bravo reality shows gathering together at a wintertime party house. According to TV Deets, viewership for “Winter House” season 3 in 2023 dipped significantly from the year before.
Here’s what you need to know:
Paige DeSorbo Posted a Comment About ‘Winter House’ on February 12
The Bravo TV rumor comes hours after cast member Paige DeSorbo (“Summer House”) posted a cryptic Instagram story from New York Fashion Week with the caption, “Me at Winter House even though it’s cancelled.”
According to Reality Blurb, DeSorbo also replied to a fan who asked if “Winter House” wasn’t returning. “Sorry I thought we all read it on [Bravo and Cocktails],” DeSorbo wrote, in reference to a celebrity gossip account known for its spoilers.
The People magazine insider told the outlet that despite DeSorbo’s claim, “Winter House” is “definitely not canceled.”
DeSorbo appeared in the first two seasons of “Winter House.” During the second season of the Bravo mashup series, she co-starred with her boyfriend, “Southern Charm” star Craig Conover. For season 3, several new cast members were brought in, including several stars from the “Below Deck” franchise. For the first time ever, “Winter House” scored a reunion taping with Andy Cohen in December 2023.
‘Winter House’ Could Still Be in Trouble
BravoWINTER HOUSE — Season:3 — Pictured: (l-r) Alex Propson, Jason Cameron, Kyle Cooke, Kory Keefer, Casey Craig, Jordan Emanuel, Brian Benni, Katie Flood, Danielle Olivera, Tom Schwartz, Malia White — (Photo by: Rodolfo Martinez/Stephanie Diani/Bravo)
This is not the first time a Bravo show has been put on “pause.” In 2022, filming for “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ was put on pause after a rocky 12th season. At the time, series star Kyle Richards told Extra it didn’t mean the show was in trouble. “I think ‘pause’ is the word of the moment. It sounds more dramatic than it actually is,” she said. “I think we just kind of want to shift our schedule. We used to start in April. It’s kind of inched its ways over the years, but we are starting later this time. People think there must be some drama, ‘they are starting late,’ it’s not that serious.”
While being put “on pause” is not as bad as being canceled, it’s not the best sign for the future of a television show. Former “The Bachelor” host Chris Harrison recently made a similar speculation about his longtime show, “Bachelor in Paradise.”
“I was a little bummed to hear that Paradise has allegedly been postponed,” he said in a February 2024 episode of his podcast, “The Most Dramatic Podcast Ever.” “They’re postponing it for a year or canceling it. Obviously, either way, it’s never good in TV – we all know this business well enough that when they don’t postpone shows that are doing great.”
As of this writing, Bravo has not confirmed the status of “Winter House.”
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