“Summer House: Marta’s Vineyard” has been suspended after two seasons

“Summer House: Marta’s Vineyard” is not going to return to TV screens any time soon.

According to reports, the truth show, which is about “a group of young black professionals vacationing on Martha’s Vineyard, an island south of Cape Cod, Massachusetts,” has not been greenlit for a 3rd season. Deadline. The network said Bravo has not canceled the series, as an alternative putting it on hold until the network decides what to do next with the series.

“Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard” aired its second season on Sunday, May 26; the forged reached out to Bravo for a reunion, where they ironed out a whole lot of the season’s issues.

Nicholas “Nick” Arrington, Jasmine Ellis Cooper, Jordan Emanuel, Bria Fleming, Shanice Henderson, Amir Lancaster, Preston Mitchum, Summer Marie Thomas, Alex Tyree and Noelle Hughly, who currently star within the series, reunited on ‘Watch What Happens’ Live!” club to speak about your drama.

“Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard” is a spin-off of “Summer House” that follows “New York City professionals who rent a house for parties every weekend during the summer,” in line with Deadline.

There have been several major changes within the forged of “Marta’s Vineyard” recently. Mitchum announced his engagement in April with fiancé Donald Cooley and castmate Ellis Cooper welcomed her first child into the worldSilas “Si” Geplay Cooper Jr. with husband Silas Cooper in February.

“I really tried to hide my pregnancy as long as I could until BravoCon,” Ellis Cooper said TODAY.com. “I had no expectations after I began shooting. It was interesting to see how my body modified from week to week.

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Ellis Cooper added that she “definitely used that pregnancy card, period” while filming the film, saying she enlisted her forged mates to work on the show as a pregnant woman. “Hey, can you take this for me? I’m so hungry. I’m so tired. Could you give me this blanket?” – she gave for example of her requests. “It was nice. It was very nice.”

“Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard” could also be on hold, but that does not imply it’s gone perpetually. According to Deadline, Bravo has resumed shows after a hiatus, returning “The Real Housewives of Miami” in 2021, eight years after its hiatus.