MTV is taking “The Real World” off shore.
The series, which started in New York, will begin production this month on the island of St. Thomas.
Now heading into its 27th cycle, “Real World” assembles a group of folks to live and work together in a new city.
The cast of “The Real World: St. Thomas,” as always, will be holed up in a custom-decorated home. The show will launch this summer.
“The U.S. Virgin Islands — long a spring vacation spot for young people — has beautiful weather and a laid-back Caribbean culture, making it the perfect environment for this year’s seven strangers to get to know each other and figure out their lives,” said show creator and executive producer Jonathan Murray in a statement.
“The Real World” started in 1992 with a group of twentysomethings living in New York City. It is now the longest-running reality series on TV.
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