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The ‘House of Villains’ Season 3 Cast is Here, & This Just May Be the Messiest Season Yet

July 9, 2025

It’s happening: House of Villains Season 3 is on the way, and this cast might be the most unhinged collection of chaos agents reality TV has ever seen.

Now officially streaming on Peacock after two seasons on E!, the third installment of the show is already in production with a release date slated for early 2026. Expect 10 episodes of betrayal, backstabbing, and some of the most diabolical gameplay this side of a Real Housewives reunion.

Who’s joining the cast of House of Villains Season 3?

The returning star this season is none other than Tiffany “New York” Pollard, who’s back for another shot at villainous glory.

Joining her is Tom Sandoval of Vanderpump Rules, fresh off being dragged across the internet post-Scandoval. We’ve also got Kate Chastain (Below Deck), Paul Abrahamian (Big Brother), Christine Quinn (Selling Sunset), and Plane Jane (RuPaul’s Drag Race), each bringing their signature brand of slick, savage energy.

Rounding out the lineup are Tyson Apostol (Survivor), Jackie Christie (Basketball Wives), Drita D’Avanzo (Mob Wives), and Johnny Middlebrooks (Love Island USA). That’s eleven reality all-stars, all locked in a house, and all out for blood.

Joel McHale returns as host—aka chaos conductor—with his dry one-liners and raised eyebrow commentary intact.

Tiffany Pollard’s epic takedown of Omarosa lives rent-free in our heads

If you need a refresher on why Pollard is the main character of House of Villains, look no further than her Season 2 showdown with Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth. When asked to plead her case to stay in the game, the legend formerly known as “New York” on Flavor of Love coolly stated that she didn’t want a sympathy vote.

Manigault-Stallworth, always ready to weaponize a soundbite, clapped back, “You just said in front of all these people that you did not want my vote.”

Without missing a beat, Pollard calmly unleashed what might be the most iconic quote in reality TV history: “Since I already said that, Omarosa, may I also say that I find you to be a c*ck-sucking, c*m-guzzling Republican c*nt,” she snapped. “And I sleep better at night knowing that you’re not in the White House.”

It was savage, unfiltered, and so perfectly New York that the Internet collectively lost its mind. Manigault-Stallworth—who’s survived The Apprentice, the White House, and countless media takedowns—was visibly stunned. And in that moment, Pollard once again secured her crown as the Queen of Modern Reality TV.

What to expect from House of Villains Season 3

This isn’t your typical competition show. Contestants aren’t just playing for a cash prize—they’re scheming for the title of “America’s Ultimate Supervillain” and $200,000 in dirty money bragging rights.

Expect cutthroat alliances, backdoor betrayals, and confessionals so shady they might cause a solar eclipse. With egos this big and tempers this short, it’s not a matter of if things will explode—it’s when. And let’s be honest, some of these people were born to throw wine, storm off camera, and monologue like it’s opening night at the Reality Emmy Theater.

House of Villains Season 3 is shaping up to be appointment television for anyone who prefers their reality TV with a bit of venom and a lot of volume. So mark your calendars and prep your popcorn. The villains are coming—and they’re not pulling punches.