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'The Real World' Austin Cast - Where Are They Now? Current Updates on Season 16 Stars!

The Real World season 16 is now streaming on Netflix!

The sixteenth season of the MTV reality show aired in 2005 and centered on seven strangers who went to Austin, Texas, to embark on their journey.

Those who joined the show that season include Wes Bergmann, Johanna Botta, Lacey Buehler, Nehemiah Clark, Danny Jamieson, Rachel Moyal and Melinda Stolp.

According to the first episode’s synopsis, “All the members seem to mash very well and crushes develop fast. However, Johanna’s drunken craziness leads to a street brawl and a serious injury that could cost Danny his sight.”

Since the show ended, some of the cast members have gone on to appear on MTV’s The Challenge, some left entertainment altogether, and some have even started families.

We’re taking a look at what the cast of The Real World season 16 is up to these days!

Keep reading to find out more about the Real World stars’ current lives…

MTV's 'The Real World' to Return with Original New York Cast for Paramount+

The beloved MTV series The Real World is returning to television and the show’s original New York cast is coming back.

The cast from the longtime show’s first season will reunite in the same loft they filmed in back in 1992, according to THR.

The new series, The Real World Homecoming: New York, will air on the new streaming service Paramount+ and it will premiere on launch day, March 4. Returning cast members include Becky Blasband, Andre Comeau, Heather B. Gardner, Julie Gentry, Norman Korpi, Eric Nies and Kevin Powell.

MTV Entertainment Group president Chris McCarthy said, “MTV’s The Real World has been credited with creating the reality TV genre and was one of the first series that tackled important and yet unrepresented topics of the time, from HIV/AIDS, race, gender, orientation and religion. With Paramount+ being the home to so many global reality hit franchises, it seems only fitting to bring back the franchise and cast that started it all.”

Paramount+ is the rebrand of CBS All Access and the streaming service will feature content from the ViacomCBS family.