Bravo renewed In the City, Next Gen NYC and Southern Hospitality and ordered Next Gen Atlanta, according to Variety. Deadline also confirmed In the City for a second season and Southern Hospitality for a fifth. The news landed ahead of Fan Fest in Charleston.

In the City, a Summer House spinoff, has already begun filming its next season in New York, Variety reported. Deadline said interest spiked after a Summer House cast scandal. The network has not confirmed who returns. Variety said Kyle Cooke and Lindsay Hubbard are expected back. Amanda Batula has not been filming as a full-time cast member.

Next Gen NYC was renewed after a strong second season and has started production, Variety said. Bravo also ordered Next Gen Atlanta. That show is expected to mix children of Bravo stars with other well-known Atlanta families. Southern Hospitality returns after its fourth season ended in June, Deadline reported. Variety said cast member Leva Bonaparte posted that she is moving on to a new chapter. She and her husband remain listed as executive producers.

Variety also said Bravo ordered Charmed by a Southern Monster. It is the network's first scripted microdrama and stars Craig Conover of Southern Charm. It is set to launch on the Peacock app on November 9. Deadline's shorter report focused on the In the City and Southern Hospitality renewals tied to Fan Fest weekend in South Carolina.

What we know: Bravo renewed In the City, Next Gen NYC and Southern Hospitality and ordered Next Gen Atlanta ahead of Fan Fest.
What we don't: Only Penske Media (Variety and Deadline) has these renewal details so far; NewsHabit hasn't seen independent confirmation. Final casts for the returning shows.