Peter Madrigal has launched his new streaming platform, Reality Network.
Peter Madrigal, known for his longtime role on Bravo’s Vanderpump Rules, has launched a new streaming platform dedicated entirely to unscripted content.
The new venture, Reality Network, debuted Thursday night at a launch event hosted at SUR, the West Hollywood restaurant made famous by the hit reality series.
“Now I’m building something that can change the game. We’re not just putting shows on a screen, we’re creating a space for real stories, real people, and real drama.”
Reality Network is now available on Roku and aims to serve an 18-49 streaming-first audience with a mix of docu-series, competition formats, dating shows, and celebrity-led content.
Among the platform’s launch titles are a series that tracks suspected infidelity, a behind-the-scenes look at the underground hip-hop scene in Los Angeles, a salon-based reality show set in Austin, and a culinary travel show led by Al Whiting.
Another series, Gown and Out in Beverly Hills, follows fashion designers Pol and Patrik as they style celebrity clients.
Katie Tua, Madrigal’s publicist, said the idea for the network had been in development for years.
“Peter has a sharp eye for what works in unscripted television,” Tua said.
“He understands what people want to watch and who they want to watch. Reality Network is about delivering that with originality and edge.”
Madrigal’s management team at 1am Management called the move a natural evolution for someone deeply embedded in the world of reality entertainment.
“He’s been in front of the camera for years, but this is about building something lasting behind it,” the team said in a statement. “He’s not just launching a network, he’s launching a brand and a community.”
Reality Network is also looking ahead.
A forthcoming series, Billboards Inc., will explore entrepreneurship in the advertising space as teams race to launch campaigns across the globe. Madrigal said the network is open to pitches and seeking new voices in the genre.
“We’re looking for bold formats, high stakes, and unforgettable personalities,” he said.
“If you’ve got something that feels different, this is where it belongs.”
Reality Network is currently streaming on Roku.
