‘Next Gen NYC’ Becomes Bravo’s Most-Watched Series Premiere Ever w/ 5.4 Million Viewers In First 35 Days

‘Next Gen NYC’ Becomes Bravo’s Most-Watched Series Premiere Ever w/ 5.4 Million Viewers In First 35 Days
Bravo’s “Next Gen NYC” is making waves, becoming the network’s most-watched series premiere of all time in the 35 days post-premiere. Since its June 3 debut, the show has pulled in 5.4 million viewers.
On Peacock, “Next Gen NYC” now holds the title for Bravo’s most-watched episode in a 35-day window. NBCUniversal credits part of the success to its same-day premiere with “Love Island USA” Season 7, noting that about one-third of the “Love Island” audience also tuned in to “Next Gen NYC.”
The show also boasts Bravo’s youngest median streaming age at 39, with 36% of viewers between 18 and 34. It’s also the network’s most engaged new series on TikTok.
The cast includes Ariana Biermann, Riley Burruss, Ava Dash, Emira D’Spain, Shai Fruchter, Gia Giudice, Brooks Marks, Georgia McCann, Hudson McLeroy and Charlie Zakkour.
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