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Some real s**t just went down on The Real World Homecoming: New York!

Nothing’s off-limits. The Real World Homecoming: New York cast dove into the topic of racism in Us Weekly‘s exclusive clip from the Thursday, March 18, episode.

Get out your tissue boxes, Real World fans! There’s a LOT of nostalgia headed your way.

It was almost the reunion everyone wanted. The Real World Homecoming: New York premiered on Paramount+ on Thursday, March 4, but wasn’t exactly what the cast was hoping for.

What happens when people stop being polite and start getting real? Well, an almost fully reunited cast of the original season of The Real World.

In 1992, The Real World debuted on MTV, introducing the nation to the guilty pleasure of reality TV with seven strangers picked to live together in a loft.

original “seven strangers” of MTV’s “The Real World” are back — and they’re still fighting the same arguments three decades later.A new trailer for “The Real World Homecoming: New York” dropped Friday, with all the familiar faces from Season 1 — Becky Blasband, Andre Comeau, Heather B.

Revealing all. The first-ever cast of The Real World is back together. Norman Korpi, Julie Gentry, Becky Blasband, Kevin Powell, Andre Comeau, Heather Gardner and Eric Nies became the first group of strangers picked to live in a loft in 1992, and for the first time, the cast united for E!’s For Real: The Story of Reality TV.

with the Season 1 cast — now no longer strangers — returning to their former loft to stop acting polite and start getting real.ViacomCBS announced the revival series, slated for the streaming service Paramount Plus’ launch on March 4, Deadline reported.For the reboot, the cast of the first season — Becky Blasband, Andre Comeau, Heather B. Gardner, Julie Gentry, Norman Korpi, Eric Nies and Kevin Powell — will return to the Soho loft where they first met.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaNew Works Provincetown has commissioned its second and third projects. The developmental theater lab will help support a new play by Kevin Powell (“The Education of Kevin Powell: A Boy’s Journey into Manhood”), developed with and directed by Oliver Butler (“What the Constitution Means to Me”).