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Floribama Shore’s fifth season has been shelved indefinitely by MTV executives… as it’s claimed cast was blindsided by the news
- It’s claimed that the show’s cast was informed about the decision on Friday morning
- The personalities featured on the program were reportedly not given a reason as to why the series was being shelved
- ‘Sources close to production’ have claimed that the show has not officially been canceled
- Cast member Nilsa Prowant’s wedding was set to be featured in the opening episodes of season 5
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The planned fifth season of Floribama Shore’s has been shelved indefinitely.
The news about the MTV program was revealed by TMZ on Friday, and it was revealed that the network had chosen to stop airing new episodes of the reality series.
It was claimed that the show’s cast was informed of the decision on Friday morning but were not told why the series was being taken off the air.
Canceled: The planned fifth season of Floribama Shore’s has been shelved indefinitely. The news about the MTV program was revealed by TMZ on Friday, and it was revealed that the network had chosen to stop airing new episodes of the reality series
TMZ revealed that ‘sources close to production’ expressed that Floribama Shore had not been canceled outright, rather that it would not move forward for the time being.
They also revealed that the program’s future is currently being evaluated by MTV executives.
The media outlet reported that most of the series’ personalities were present at cast member Nilsa Prowant’s wedding, which took place in November.
The group was told that the ceremony would be featured in the opening episodes of season five.
Blindsided: It was claimed that the show’s cast was informed of the decision on Friday morning but were not told why the series was being taken off the air
They were also led to believe that filming would pick up again this past February, although shooting was put on hold due to COVID-19-related concerns.
Floribama Shore’s first season previously premiered on MTV in November of 2017.
The program served as a follow-up to the wildly popular reality series Jersey Shore, and both shows were executive produced by SallyAnn Salsano.
Empty promises: They were also led to believe that filming would pick up again this past February, although shooting was put on hold due to COVID-19-related concerns
The show was centered on a group of young adults living together for a summer in a house located in the Florida Panhandle.
The cast of the series included figures such as Jeremiah Buoni, Aimee Hall and Candace Rice, among others.
Floribama Shore’s second season ran from 2018 until the following year, and its third run of episodes aired from 2019 until 2020.
Main focus: The show was centered on a group of young adults living together for a summer in a house located in the Florida Panhandle
The program was subsequently renewed for a fourth season, which concluded this past December.
Buckeye Shore, which premiered this past June, follows the same format and takes place in Atlanta.
Spinoffs of Jersey Shore have also been produced in countries such as Mexico, Brazil and Greece over the years.
The last one for now: The program was subsequently renewed for a fourth season, which concluded this past December