Summer House Reunion Draws 3.1 Million Viewers, Setting Bravo's Biggest 18-49 Episode in 2 Years
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Updated · Deadline · Jun 9
Summer House Reunion Draws 3.1 Million Viewers, Setting Bravo's Biggest 18-49 Episode in 2 Years
3 articles · Updated · Deadline · Jun 9
Summary
3.1 million viewers watched Summer House Season 10 reunion Part 1 across platforms in seven days, making it the franchise’s most-watched episode ever and a yearslong audience high for Bravo.
That total was 43% above Season 10’s average seven-day audience; on Bravo alone, the episode delivered the show’s biggest live-plus-same-day crowd in its nine-year history.
Peacock also posted a record, with Part 1 becoming the top first-day episode ever for an NBCUniversal next-day series, helping fuel strong follow-through for Part 2.
2.6 million viewers watched reunion Part 2 in three days, up 46% from the season’s three-day average and putting it on pace to challenge Part 1 once full seven-day data arrives.
Season 10 is averaging 2.2 million viewers across platforms, up 15% from Season 9, while reunion-related social clips have generated 84 million views since May 26—up 600% year over year.