House of VillainsSeason 2 has come to an end, with 10 of the most infamous reality TV villains eliminated and one taking home the grand prize of $200,000 and the title of "America's Ultimate Supervillain." With the sophomore season of the E! Network show wrapped up, we're looking forward to Season 3. Who is in the new cast? WillJoel McHaleand his zingers be back? WillTiffany "New York" Pollardmake it a three-peat? And of course, the most important question of all: WillHouse of Villainseven get a Season 3? While we don't have many details yet, here's everything we know aboutHouse of VillainsSeason 3. Yes! As a slew of announcements on May 9, NBCUniversal announced thatHouse of Villainswould be returning for a third season in early 2026. However, the show is moving from E! Network to Peacock where it will joinThe Traitors. When Season 3's renewal was announced, Peacock slated the reality TV show for an early 2026 air date. Related:Bobby Lytes Sheds Light on Omarosa's Mysterious Tambourine Injury Season 3 will stream on Peacock. This is a departure from the first two seasons which aired on E! Network. On May 28,House of Villainsannounced its cast for Season 3 including some reality TV heavy hitters. The move to Peacock wouldn't be complete without a fewTraitorsalumni as well. The cast includes: The winner ofHouse of VillainsSeasons 1 and 2 took home a prize of $200,000 and the title of "America's Ultimate Supervillain." The prize will be the same for Season 3. Related:Omarosa Breaks Silence on the 'House of Villains' Tambourine Incident Yes!House of Villainsis currently available to stream on Peacock. Season 3 will also stream on the site. Related:Omarosa Demands Restraining Order onHouse of Villains Comedian, host ofThe Soupand star ofCommunityJoel McHaleis the host ofHouse of Villains. He'll return for Season 3 Related: Everything You Need to Know About 'House of Villains' Season 2 (Including Who Won) 'House of Villains' Announces Starriest Cast Yet for Season 3first appeared on Parade on May 28, 2025
