Find out who’s stirring up trouble on ‘House of Villains’ Season 3
Find out who’s stirring up trouble on ‘House of Villains’ Season 3
The reality TV series is renewed for another fun season full of twists and turns. Take a peek at what’s ahead.
More chaos, scheming, and deception are in the works in a new season of “House of Villains.” The reality series follows a group of celebrities from your favorite unscripted shows. They’re in an intense battle for the title of America’s Favorite Supervillain. The cunning cast and other devilish details have been revealed ahead of the premiere. “House of Villains” Season 3 will premiere exclusively on Peacock in early 2026.
Everything you need to know about ‘House of Villains’ Season 3:
When will episodes of ‘House of Villains’ Season 3 release on Peacock?
Filming began in late May 2025. As of now, Peacock has revealed that “House of Villains” Season 3 will premiere in early 2026. They didn’t share whether new episodes will release weekly on a specific day or if they will drop all at once. Keep an eye out for more details.
Who’s been cast in ‘House of Villains’ Season 3?
The upcoming season of “House of Villains” pits a whole new group of reality TV stars against each other. Though few details are public so far, fans can get a feel for what’s to come. The competition is tough and fresh, though one familiar face returns from the previous two seasons.
- Paul Abrahamian (“Big Brother”)
- Tyson Apostol (“The Challenge” and “Survivor”)
- Kate Chastain (“Below Deck” and “The Traitors”)
- Jackie Christie (“Basketball Wives”)
- Drita D’Avanzo (“Mob Wives”)
- Plane Jane (“RuPaul’s Drag Race”)
- Johnny Middlebrooks (“Love Island” and “The Challenge”)
- Ashley Mitchell (“The Challenge”)
- Tiffany “New York” Pollard (“Flavor of Love” and “I Love New York”)
- Christine Quinn (“Selling Sunset”)
- Tom Sandoval (“The Traitors” and “Vanderpump Rules”)
What to expect in ‘House of Villains’ Season 3
“House of Villains” is a unique competition series that puts reality TV stars against each other. They all know how to bring the drama, so things are sure to get messy. The show follows 11 contestants as they move into a large house. Throughout the season, they will compete in a series of challenges that put them to the test. They must plot and scheme if they truly want to stay in the competition.
With a reality series like “House of Villains,” there’s no way to predict all that could go down. Tiffany “New York” Pollard is back for another chance to win big after two unsuccessful runs. Her experience may give her a leg up over the competition. Of course, every season brings fresh challenges and new strategies, so there’s no way for her to fully prepare for what’s ahead.
Like prior seasons, the stars are competing for an impressive $200,000 prize and the highly coveted title of America’s Favorite Supervillain. They must go to great lengths to avoid elimination, but everyone else is scheming and is out to get them.
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Villains from some of television’s most popular reality shows will be put in competition, where each week one will be eliminated until only one winner remains.
What happened in ‘House of Villains’ Season 2?
Spoiler Alert. There are spoilers below for Season 2.
“House of Villains” Season 2 consisted of 12 weeks of grueling gameplay hosted by Joel McHale. The contestants fought hard and didn’t hold back, sparking conflict and chaos. Last season, Safaree Samuels (“Love & Hip Hop”) was crowned America’s Favorite Supervillain. Tiffany “New York” Pollard lost for a second time and hinted she wanted to come back.
Throughout the second season, viewers saw Wes Bergmann and Jessie Godderz form an alliance. However, as the competition dwindled, so did their friendship, revealing just how quickly contestants can turn on each other. In a shocking twist, the previously eliminated cast members had the chance to determine the fate of the remaining five contestants.
How can you watch previous seasons of ‘House of Villains’?
If you need a refresher on Seasons 1 and 2, or you’re enjoying the series for the first time, you can find previous episodes on Peacock. With Season 3’s premiere date in 2026, now is the perfect time to check out “House of Villains.” You can sign up for as little as $8 per month.
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