Bravo Puts ‘Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard’ On Pause, Bria Fleming Reacts To “Disappointing” News

By Samantha Nungesser @samjnungesser
Published May 29, 2024, 9:33 a.m. ET

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It looks like we might be waiting a while before we get Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard Season 3. Deadline is reporting that Bravo has officially put the reality series on pause after two seasons.

Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard follows a group of young Black professionals who vacation in Martha’s Vineyard, notably one of the few places Black Americans could purchase vacation property in the 1890s. The show follows a similar format to its Hamptons-based predecessor Summer House, which has already been green-lit for Season 9.

While Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard is not going to film this summer, Bravo has reportedly not canceled the show altogether.

Star Bria Fleming confirmed the news on X, formerly known as Twitter.

“Yes, the rumors are true,” Fleming wrote. “Our show, Summer House Martha’s Vineyard, has been put on pause. While it is disappointing to see this happen, we believe it will inspire us to explore new directions in our careers, personal lives, and businesses.”

The show officially wrapped its second season with a reunion that was filmed in the Watch What Happens Live studio and aired on Sunday night (May 26).

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Aside from Fleming, Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard also stars Nick Arrington, Jasmine Ellis Cooper, Jordan Emanuel, Shanice Henderson, Amir Lancaster, Preston Mitchum, Summer Marie Thomas, Alex Tyree and Noelle Hughly.

Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard is not the only Bravo show to go on pause. The network opted against filming Winter House Season 4 this year. The show followed a mix of Below Deck, Vanderpump Rules, Southern Charm and Summer House stars as they vacationed in Vermont in the first two seasons and Colorado in the third season.

Vanderpump Rules will also not follow its typical filming schedule. While the Emmy-nominated series usually begins production in the summer, TMZ previously reported that the cast will be taking an extended break following their heated eleventh season.

The first two seasons of Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard are currently streaming on Peacock.