TheReal World: Los Angelescast is reuniting in the place where it all started — and PEOPLE has your first look!
Ahead of Wednesday’s premiere ofReal World Homecoming: Los Angeles, series alumsTami Romanand Jon Brennan are giving a tour of the Venice Beach house they shared during their 1993 season. But the iconic property has gone through some changes since fans last saw it.
The graffiti wall has been upgraded into a space where the cast receives their incoming messages. “And when that happens, you know we’re going to have some discussion about the past,” Brennan, 47, says in the clip.
While the payphone room has been transformed into a standard closest, the bedrooms received a more modern makeover.
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As for the most important room in the house? The confessional space received a bit of a facelift as well. According to Roman, 51, the cast “had to set the camera up ourselves the first time around.”
Some things have still stayed the same, including the rubber duckie in the jacuzzi and the fish tank in the living room. The pool table has also remained a key attraction at the house, which Roman is “grateful” to still have.
Throughout the tour video, Roman and Brennan’sReal Worldcastmates also made brief cameos and provided behind-the-scenes tidbits about the home.Beth Stolarczyk, for her part, said the balcony is one of her “favorite spots” in the entire house.
“I can peek over and see what’s going on, who’s in the jacuzzi,” says Stolarczyk, 52.
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Earlier this year, the cast ofReal World: New York— the franchise’s first iteration — came together to appear onthe first installment of the reunion series. StarEric Niesappeared via Skype aftertesting positive for COVID-19before filming, however.
The Real World Homecoming: Los Angelespremieres Wednesday on Paramount+.
source: people.com
