Netflix Cancels Mauricio Umansky’s ‘Buying Beverly Hills’

Reality television enthusiasts have been captivated by the intricate dynamics between Mauricio Umansky and Kyle Richards, prominently featured on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. In 2022, Netflix launched Mauricio’s own show, Buying Beverly Hills, offering another layer to their on-screen presence.

Unfortunately, Netflix has decided to cancel the series after just two seasons.

For fans, this news is disappointing, leaving them eager to understand the reasoning behind the decision and how it impacts the couple’s evolving story.

Even though Mauricio and Kyle’s turbulent relationship drew viewers to Buying Beverly Hills, the show also highlighted their family’s involvement in the luxury real estate business. The couple’s four daughters took center stage, diving into the family enterprise and adding a new dimension to the storyline. As the family navigated personal and professional challenges, viewers were eager to see how their brand would develop.

Despite the show’s cancellation, The Agency, the family’s real estate firm, continues to thrive. However, it will not be portrayed on reality TV any longer. The cancellation of a planned third season means fans will have to look elsewhere to follow the family’s journey.

According to Deadline, Netflix pulled the plug on Buying Beverly Hills primarily due to high production costs and insufficient viewership. The second season, which premiered in March, did engage some fans, but not enough to offset the expenses.

Although many Netflix subscribers are disappointed, the platform still offers a range of similar shows. For instance, Selling Sunset is set to return for its eighth season shortly.

In the meantime, those nostalgic for Buying Beverly Hills can revisit the first two seasons, which remain available on Netflix.

Season 2 of Buying Beverly Hills also threw a spotlight on the divorce drama between Mauricio and Kyle, a storyline that has kept fans glued to the screen. Their public breakup was a central theme, explored in depth throughout the season.

However, the drama between the ex-couple continues beyond the show. Recently, Mauricio was seen getting cozy with a new woman while on vacation, much to Kyle’s frustration. This ongoing saga promises to deliver more buzz when The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills returns on Bravo.

While some fans are disheartened by the news of the show’s cancellation, others understand Netflix’s decision. Did the streaming platform make the right call, or should they have given Buying Beverly Hills another season? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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Nikole Behrens is a 2017 graduate of Ball State University where she finished with a degree in creative writing and a minor in Japanese. Today she is a professional writer for various companies and really enjoys contributing to TV Shows Ace.