Bravo's Newest Reality Show Is Gen Z's Answer to The Hills
Charlie and Georgia are having a fight at a Sichuan restaurant on the Upper East Side over a cheap pair of speakers. Charlie is 29 years old and allegedly receiving a $10K-a-month allowance from his private investor father whom he describes as Logan Roy incarnate. Georgia is 22 years old and uses a laptop instead of a phone and once threw a party for Anna Delvey when she was on house arrest. Charlie calls Georgia 'dirt poor.' Georgia calls Charlie a 'piece of shit.' No, this is not a Bret Easton Ellis novel. This is Next Gen: NYC, Bravo's newest series and my latest reality-TV obsession.
The cast has been meticulously selected. Elsewhere on the roster is pansexual OnlyFans model Dylan, who wears a 'God is Trans' top and thinks men bond when they punch each other. Model Ava is the daughter of Roc-A-Fella Records co-founder Dame Dash and fashion designer Rachel Roy, while Emira is an influencer-slash-model-slash-TikToker. And then there are all the children of various Real Housewives: Ariana and Riley, both of whom have been on camera since they were seven; Gia Giudice, whose mom famously flipped a table on The Real Housewives of New Jersey and once went to prison on fraud charges; and Brooks and Chloe Marks, whose parents are on The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. Everyone is in their 20s and living off trust funds and burning through thousands of dollars a night at the Box in SoHo.
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