Bravo’s “Vanderpump Rules” Spinoff “The Valley” Premieres March 19

“The Valley” follows a tight-knit group of friends as they transition from partying in West Hollywood to embracing parenthood in the Valley. Alongside their personal lives, they navigate busy careers, complicated relationships, and enduring friendships.

The series premieres March 19 and then starting from Tuesday, March 26th, the reality TV series “The Valley” will air at its regular timeslot of 9PM ET/PT and episodes will be available for streaming on Peacock the next day.

The cast features five couples: Jax Taylor & Brittany Cartwright, Kristen Doute & Luke Broderick, Danny & Nia Booko, Jesse & Michelle Lally, and Jason & Janet Caperna. Joining them as friends are Jasmine Goode and Zack Wickham.

As this group embarks on this new phase of their lives, they quickly discover that drama is never far behind. Rumors start circulating within the group, putting friendships to the test and prompting questions about trust and loyalty.

Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright may seem to have an ideal family life with their two-year-old son Cruz; however, their relationship faces challenges beneath the surface. While Jax focuses on expanding his family’s finances with a new bar and company venture, Brittany grapples with self-confidence issues while trying to rekindle their romance. The Valley has become home for Jax and Brittany since their relatives live across the country, making their friends an essential support system.

Kristen Doute and Luke Broderick take a significant step forward by moving in together after dating for over a year. As they work towards starting a family together, doubts arise about the authenticity of their relationship’s strength. When Kristen makes damaging accusations about another couple in the group, it sparks conflict as alliances form within the friend circle. Can Kristen move past her reputation for stirring up trouble or will it hinder her relationships?

Danny and Nia’s lives were forever changed when they became parents to twin girls. With three children under the age of two, they face constant exhaustion and overwhelming challenges. The couple plans to move out of their two-bedroom condo to accommodate their growing family but faces a dilemma about where to settle. Nia wants to stay close to their friends in the Valley while Danny seeks more space further away, leading to potential divisions within the group.

Jason and Janet eagerly await the arrival of their first child and couldn’t be happier. While Janet meticulously prepares for the baby’s arrival both practically and emotionally, Jason takes a more relaxed approach that creates tension between them. Janet finds herself caught in the middle of drama when Kristen exposes a rumor that puts her five-year friendship with Jason at risk.

Having been together for nearly a decade, Jesse and Michelle thought they had experienced it all until their marriage faced challenges after the birth of their daughter, Isabella. Disagreements become more frequent, putting strain on both their relationship and joint real estate business. Determined to work through their issues and repair what’s broken, Jesse and Michelle must navigate personal desires while warding off gossip from within the group for the sake of their family.

Jasmine Goode is entering a new chapter in her life as she strives to establish her career in real estate with guidance from Michelle. Though not currently focused on having children, she hopes for a future family with her girlfriend Melissa.

Zack Wickham, Brittany and Kristen’s longtime friend, is navigating his own path in this “more mature” world while searching for his own place and voice as he remains single amidst his coupled friends.

“The Valley” is produced by 32 Flavors Entertainment, Haymaker East, and Evolution Media (an Amazon MGM Studios company). Executive producers include Alex Baskin and Jeff Festa for 32 Flavors Entertainment; Aaron Rothman, Josh Halpert, and Jessica Chesler for Haymaker East; Barry Poznick and Lucilla D’Agostino for Evolution Media; and Keith Burke, Chaz Morgan, Anne Swan, Lisa Vanderpump, and Ryan Revel.