nuSep 8, 2026, 06:50

Patty Brard returns with reality series Patty's Posse 2.0: 'Life has completely changed'

Patty Brard is set to star in a new reality series titled Patty's Posse 2.0, which documents her transformation over the past two decades. The show will air on RTL 5 and Videoland, coinciding with the celebration of her fiftieth year in the entertainment industry in 2027.

Television personality Patty Brard is returning to screens with a new reality series titled Patty's Posse 2.0, which will air on RTL 5 and Videoland. Reflecting on her decades in the entertainment industry, Brard noted how significantly her life has transformed since the original reality show aired twenty-four years ago. She described her previous portrayal as centered on chaos and hardship, contrasting it with her current state as a healthy seventy-one-year-old who has gained clarity regarding her personal boundaries and desires.

The upcoming project aligns with the celebration of Brard's fiftieth anniversary in the entertainment business, an milestone she intends to mark with a major celebration in 2027. During her reflection, the star emphasized the importance of resilience, stating that she has learned to transform past traumas into valuable learning experiences rather than feeling ashamed of public failures. While the series is expected to debut around her anniversary year, the specific broadcast date for the new production has not yet been announced.

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