How to watch ‘In the City’ premiere on Bravo for free

On the heels of a “Summer House” bombshell, its spinoff, “In The City,” is finally here.

“In the City,” which was primarily filmed in the fall of 2025, premieres tonight, May 19, on Bravo.

The new series follows “Summer House” cast members Lindsay Hubbard, Amanda Batula and Kyle Cooke, alongside their New York City friends as they “navigate the biggest transitions of their lives at the time — marriage, separation, parenthood, reinvention, and the reality of growing up without growing apart,” per Bravo.

Batula and Cooke’s separation, which they announced in January 2026, will be a large part of the first season’s storyline, and it will even address the relationship between Batula and “Summer House” co-star West Wilson.

Frances Berwick, the chairman of Bravo and Peacock unscripted, confirmed to The Ankler that new scenes were filmed in light of the new relationship, saying “”In the City”, which launches in a couple weeks, you’ll see in the first episode, we have a new scene that we shot with a couple of the cast members. So, we did pick it up there, but we just didn’t feel like that was the right thing to do on “Summer House”.”

‘In The City’ premiere date

Bravo’s “Summer House” spinoff “In The City” premieres tonight, May 19, at 9 p.m. ET. It will air directly after the Season 10 finale of “Summer House.”

How to watch ‘In The City’ for free

If you don’t have cable, you’ll need a live TV streaming service to stream “In The City” live for free. One option we love is DIRECTV, which comes with five days free and starts at just $34.99/month, with plenty of subscription options that include Bravo including the discounted MyEntertainment Genre Pack.

Additionally, “In The City” will not stream live on Peacock, but subscribers will be able to watch new episodes on Wednesdays, the day after they air on cable.

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‘In The City’ cast guide

“Summer House” housemates Lindsay Hubbard, Kyle Cooke and Amanda Batula, and former “Summer House” and “Winter House” cast members Danielle Olivera and Andrea Dever, plus nine of their friends make up the cast of “In The City.”

Here’s what you need to know about all of the new cast members joining the Bravo-verse:

• Nick Barber and Yvonne Najor: a couple whose “marriage appears solid,” but “underlying tensions about having children start to surface.” Barber is a furniture entrepreneur, while Najor formerly served as the vice president of marketing at a high-profile nightlife empire.
• Georgina Ferzli: a dermatologist and medical director launching her own skincare line and navigating single motherhood. In the series, she (alongside best friend Hubbard) “faces the realities of raising children in New York City, dating, and managing a complicated relationship with her ex.”
• Whitney Fransway and Kenny Martin: Fransaway is a former “Bachelor” contestant who moves to NYC to move in with her boyfriend, Martin. Per Bravo, “as their relationship deepens and Kenny grapples with the recent passing of his mother, they must confront their mismatched timelines.”
• Danielle Olivera and Eoin Heavey: a fairly new couple whose relationship is moving at lightning speed. Their Season 1 storyline will focus on the group’s skepticism around their relationship and how they handle that pressure. Olivera and Heavey announced they are expecting their first child last week.
• Gavin Moseley: a fixture in NYC nightlife who thrives in the party scene and avoids settling down even as his friends around him are.
• Andrea Denver and Lexi Sundin: throughout Season 1, newlylweds Denver and Sundin “must decide whether their dream home in Italy will remain a vacation retreat or become a forever home” as they begin to feel pressure to start a family.
• Katie Arundel: Batula’s “fiercely loyal” childhood best friend unafraid to “challenge Kyle in a way only a ride-or-die could.”

‘In the City’ trailer

If you just can’t wait for 9 p.m., Bravo released a 3-minute-long sneak peek of the “In The City” premiere on YouTube.

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