Why you should watch “Summer House: Marta’s Vineyard”

The latest era of Bravo has arrived. Last 12 months, “Summer House: Marta’s Vineyard” premiered online, introducing viewers to a young, ambitious and all-black forged of latest reality stars. The premise, very similar to the principal series on the channel, sees a bunch of friends getting together for a summer vacation to follow exciting parties, antics and, in fact, drama. The show’s second season premieres this weekend, and we explain why you should make amends for Season 1 and watch one in every of our all-time favorite shows on Bravo.

Fresh forged

Since the series’ announcement last 12 months, “Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard” has stood out from its contemporaries with its exciting and fresh all-black forged. This is not the primary Bravo series to boast this: “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” “The Real Housewives of Potomac” and “Married to Medicine” are only a couple of examples of reality shows on the network that feature predominately Black casts. However, these shows are inclined to be older than the 20- and 30-somethings we see on popular shows like “Vanderpump Rules” and “Summer House.”

In “Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard,” we finally get to see it: the young black forged comes together to hang around and spend some quality time together on vacation.

Martha’s vine garden

The series also swapped the “Summer House” location within the Hamptons for Martha’s Vineyard, putting the beloved vacation spot within the highlight. Set in African American history, the series takes the time to detail the importance and heritage of Martha’s Vineyard from the primary episode, because the forged introduces their connections to the vineyard and the history behind it.

“We stand on high shoulders,” Jasmine Cooper told us before last 12 months’s premiere. “We definitely don’t need to cover the privilege of not only vacationing there, but in addition sort of opening ourselves as much as the world of Bravo and beyond. It’s an enormous honor.”

What did you miss?

In the primary season, we were introduced to our forged, which included Nicholas “Nick” Arrington, Jasmine Ellis Cooper, Silas Cooper, Jordan Emanuel, Bria Fleming, Shanice Henderson, Amir Lancaster, Preston Mitchum, Summer Marie Thomas and Alex Tyree – all rolled into one house on Martha’s Vine Garden. Throughout the show’s eight episodes, viewers learned a bit of about each forged member as tensions and potential romances mounted in the home.

One of the season’s breakout stars was Milo, Fleming’s dog, whom she took together with her on vacation. While Milo’s presence actually caused lots of tension inside the group, especially from the tour hosts Jasmine and Silas, Milo was ultimately embraced by each the home and the fans.

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Drama, drama, drama

Fleming also found herself in a difficult situation when her boyfriend Simon Marco joined the home, which caused some friction between her and a few of her housemates who disliked him. Silas Cooper particularly didn’t take care of Marco, which caused a serious dispute between him and Fleming. As of now, Fleming and Marco are still in a long-distance relationship, and time will tell if he rejoins the group for a visit in Season 2.

Jordan Emanuel and Amir Lancaster were also within the highlight in the primary season as Lancaster romantically pursued Emanuel. Although she ultimately kept him within the friend zone, Emanuel said in the course of the final that the 2 of them remain close friends. “Of all of them, my friendship with Amir blossomed the most during our time on Martha’s Vineyard,” she explained. “And I would say he is one of my very close friends now.”

Jasmine Cooper and Silas Cooper also had a difficult time in the course of the season, saying within the finale that they planned to attend couples therapy once they returned to New York. However, since then, the couple has excitedly launched into an entire latest chapter: parenthood. They welcomed their first child together, Silas “Si” Geplay Cooper Jr. earlier this 12 months. Jasmine previously announced that she was pregnant at BravoCon last 12 months.

Luckily, all eight episodes of Summer House: Marta’s Vineyard can be found to stream on Peacock, making for some great fun this weekend. The second season will premiere with an prolonged episode on Sunday, March 24 at 9 p.m. ET/PT, with episodes streaming the next day on Peacock.