A new season of Cribs is on MTV, as the reboot of the early aughts reality show starts up November 15 with two episodes. Actor Taye Diggs, model Martha Hunt and former WWE star Nikki Garcia show off their homes in the first episode, and Jersey Shore alum Vinny Guadagnino, soccer star Kaila Novak and The Bachelorette cast member Nick Viall do so in the second.

Cribs offers viewers a personal tour of a celebrity’s home, led by the celeb. “The MTV audience gets to see, first hand, where the artist works and plays, sleeps and lives,” according to MTV. 

Also set to show off their abodes this season are Adrian Grenier, Alyssa Edwards, Jenna Jameson, Margaret Cho, Mena Suvari, Perez Hilton, Rumer Willis, Scotty Pippen Jr., Vanessa Williams and Vivica A. Fox, among others. 

The show came back in August 2021, as Ashlee Simpson, Martha Stewart and Snooki Polizzi , among others, offered tours of their houses. When it relaunched, Nina L. Diaz, then president of content and chief creative officer, MTV Entertainment Group, said: “Cribs didn’t simply introduce the celebreality genre, it created a blueprint for how we engage on social media. We are thrilled to usher in a new era of this iconic franchise for audiences around the world.”

Cribs initially premiered in 2000. Ozzy Osbourne and his family were in the pilot, as viewers were introduced to the Osbourne clan a couple years before The Osbournes debuted on MTV. Other memorable episodes featured Kim Kardashian, Beyonce, Snoop Dogg and Mariah Carey. 

Cribs is back with new episodes on MTV, the unscripted celebrity home series premiering Aug. 11. The reboot will feature the abodes of Ashlee Simpson & Evan Ross, Kathy Griffin, Martha Stewart, Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, Big Sean and Johnny Weir, among others. 

“The pop culture phenomenon that revolutionized the celebrity home tour genre will invite viewers for a peek into the everyday – and unexpected – lifestyles and rituals of their favorite personalities and families as they welcome us into their homes for a one-of-a-kind exclusive tour,” said MTV. 

Cribs debuted in 2000. Past seasons are on MTV.com and Paramount Plus. 

“Cribs didn’t simply introduce the celebreality genre, it created a blueprint for how we engage on social media,” said Nina L. Diaz, president of content and chief creative officer, MTV Entertainment Group. “We are thrilled to usher in a new era of this iconic franchise for audiences around the world.”

Outside of the U.S., MTV is premiering season two of the international edition of Cribs across its linear channels. Kenya Moore, Tyson Fury and The Sharp Twins are some of the overseas celebs showing off their homes. 

Cribs is executive produced by Elena Diaz and Adam Gonzalez for MTV Entertainment Group.

MTV will look to attract millennials with a different beat, adding more music-themed programming – including the network’s first live music show in two decades -- to its lineup of scripted and reality fare, the network said prior to its upfront presentation Thursday in New York.

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Under the leadership of new president Sean Atkins, MTV will return to its music roots 35 years after it launched as a music video-based network. The network’s 2016-17 programming slate of 14 new series and specials will feature several shows offering a music/pop culture theme, beginning with the series Wonderland, a weekly show that will feature live musical performances along with comedic performances, according to the network.

“We’re on a mission to reignite MTV with everything that makes it one of the world’s most iconic brands  – its soul of music, its love of pop culture, and its unexpected, groundbreaking creative,” said Atkins in a statement. “What we share today is just the beginning, but it’s a strong first step in the journey and shows how aggressively we are moving to energize the extraordinary promise of this great brand.”

Along with Wonderland, the network announced several other new music-themed, series including a yet-untitled competition series from prolific unscripted series producer Mark Burnett and a reboot of its classic music series MTV Unplugged.

The network will also develop new projects with such music celebrities as rapper Pitbull (Miami-based drama 305) and John Legend (hip-hop comedy It’s the Real).

Among other new shows greenlit by MTV are Sweet/Vicious, a dark one-hour dramedy about odd-couple vigilantes avenging sexual assault victims on a college campus; The Outsiders (working title), a docuseries following families living on the fringes of society; Acting Out, a series in which hilarious stand-up routines are reenacted; Mary + Jane, a comedy about enterprising weed dealers navigating L.A. hipster culture; Shinesty (working title), a docuseries on the outrageous upstart millennial fashion brand; MTV’s The Investigation (working title), which follows the legal cases of the wrongfully convicted; Stranded With a Million Bucks, a reality competition series that employs drone cameras; Loosely Exactly Nicole, a scripted comedy starring and adapted from the life of Girl Code alum Nicole Byer; Going Off (working title), a dance docuseries set in the studio of master choreographer Tricia Miranda; and The Almost Impossible Game Show, a new competition format adopted from the hit UK version.

On the social media front, MTV will bring back its classic series Cribs on Snapchat Discover, one of two new series slated for that service. Artists Mac Miller, Austin Mahone and Travis Mills will be among the first celebrities on the reboot, which will feature a tour of a celebrity’s home in each episode, MTV said.

The second Snapchat series, Pants Off, is an 8-episode series on sex and relationships hosted by MTV Braless host Laci Green.