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Audrina Patridge was spotting out in La Quinta, California filming The Hills New Beginnings with one of her co-stars Heidi Montag. Audrina was wearing a low-hanging yellow tank top and light blue cutoff jeans to film the show.
The entire The Hills: New Beginnings cast are at a private resort this week to shoot season two of the reality series reboot.
Candids > 2021 > Filming The Hills New Beginnings in La Quinta – April 14, 2021
Sometimes moving forward means putting everything to the test. Can they start over again? The Hills: New Beginnings returns with Season 2 Wednesday, May 12th at 9/8c on MTV!
Production will resume next week in Los Angeles on the second season of MTV’s The Hills: New Beginnings, a revival of one of MTV’s signature reality series.
In filming the new episodes, The Hills producer Evolution Media will be adhering to local, state and federal COVID-19 health and safety requirements.
The Hills: New Beginnings, which was renewed for a second season in July 2019, had been filming for a short period before shutting down production in mid-March amid the escalating coronavirus pandemic.
The revival follows the group of friends from the series’ original incarnation who write their newest chapters in relationships, romance and success. It brought back Brody Jenner, Audrina Patridge, Heidi Montag, Specncer Pratt back to MTV, joined by fellow returning cast members include Frankie Delgado, Jason Wahler and his wife Ashley Wahler, “Justin Bobby” Brescia, Stephanie Pratt and Kaitlynn Carter Jenner.
Source: Deadline.com
It was a battle of reality stars on the latest “Celebrity Family Feud”.
The cast of “Jersey Shore Family Vacation” faced off against the cast of “The Hills” for survey supremacy in a raucous episode of the game show.
There was plenty of sparring between the cast members as they tried to name holidays they’d blow a whole paycheque on.
Things between stars Heidi Montag and Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi were easygoing, as the two gave each other a big hug when they arrived at the podium to answer what a cannibal might use to spice up a meal.
Source: ET Canada
MTV on Monday announced that The Hills: New Beginnings has been renewed for a second season. The series — a reboot of the network’s mid-2000s hit The Hills — premiered last month and follows the lives of original and new stars navigating career, love and drama in Los Angeles.
The current cast includes familiar faces Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt, Audrina Patridge, Whitney Port, Stephanie Pratt, Jason Wahler, Brody Jenner, Justin Bobby Brescia and Frankie Delgado, along with newcomers Mischa Barton and Brandon Thomas Lee. Former series lead Lauren Conrad and her eventual replacement, Kristin Cavallari, are not involved.
The first portion of the revival has heavily focused on the fraught relationship between the Pratt siblings, as well as Patridge and Brescia’s complicated romance. The news of a renewal comes ahead of tonight’s episode, which will see the crew heading to Las Vegas for one of Jenner’s DJ performances, as last fall’s Malibu wildfires threaten his home with wife Kaitlynn Carter. Meanwhile, Brescia finds himself stuck in the middle of Patridge’s feud with Stephanie Pratt.
In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Nina L. Diaz, president of entertainment for MTV, VH1, CMT & Logo, opened up about adapting The Hills for audiences nearly a decade later, while staying true to the original series. Though the show, during its original six-season run from 2006-2010, was known for its fabricated storylines and cinematic production, Diaz said that New Beginnings favors a more authentic approach.
“The title says it all — New Beginnings. This time around the cast are 30-somethings and many are at a pivotal crossroads in their personal and professional journey,” she said. “The cast let us into their lives to reveal some of the truths of their new reality and their real emotions as they experience these new beginnings.”
The Hills: New Beginnings airs on MTV Mondays at 10 p.m.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter