A group of six “fierce” friends is ready to take fans inside their exciting lives living it up in West Hollywood.
Per a description from a press release, the series “is an unfiltered and honest look at a select group of friends living, loving and pursuing their passions in the West Hollywood community.”
“Consisting of some of Hollywood’s most influential and successful LGBTQ+ celebrities, personalities and entrepreneurs, this revealing and witty new ensemble docuseries provides an up close and personal glimpse into their lives as they perform in front of crowds of thousands, make high stakes business deals, celebrate important life milestones, work the red carpet, and reveal their most intimate truths to family and friends,” the press release continued.
The new series will show the cast’s various ups and downs. In the teaser trailer, Todrick opens up about his past “scandals.”
“Yeah, I’ve been involved in a few of those,” he says as headlines appear. “I’m just gonna let people know my truth.”
Even though Brad “has lived,” he has also experienced some tough moments navigating fame as well. “It’s hard being a public person and be a good example,” he says.
This unscripted program’s first look also teases itsReal Housewivesinfluences. As the trailer says, “If you like the Wives, don’t miss these new guys.”
Scroll down below to get to know the stars coming toThe Real Friends of WeHo.
Brad Goreski
Brad, 45, is a celebrity stylist known for working with A-list clientele. The Canadian-American stylist also serves as a judge onCanadian Drag Raceand is a co-host on Fashion Police. He’s married toGary Janetti.
Todrick Hall
Curtis Hamilton
Curtis, 37, is an actor known forSurviving Compton,Insecureand more. But his story onReal Friendsmay differ from his co-stars. Hamilton has “only recently come out to his family and a close circle of friends,” the release says, which means viewers will see him navigate the LGBTQ+ community in Hollywood with new eyes.
Dorión Renaud
The beauty industry will be fully represented onReal Friendswith Dorión, 34. He is the CEO of the leading Black skincare line Buttah. Additionally, Renaud is gearing up for huge product launches that could take the brand even higher.
Jaymes Vaughan
Joey Zauzig
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source: people.com
