Rylan Clark's Show Canceled After One Season

Rylan Clark's reality series, "Hot Mess Summer," has reportedly been canceled after just one season, despite receiving positive feedback from fans. The Amazon Prime Video show featured eight individuals who traveled to Zante, Greece, under the impression they would enjoy a carefree summer. However, they were shocked to learn they were actually there to work behind a bar, as their friends and family had nominated them due to their excessive partying. The series combined elements of chaos reminiscent of "Geordie Shore" with the responsibilities of event organization, drink pouring, and even cleaning toilets, all in pursuit of a £60,000 cash prize. Despite the entertaining premise, sources indicate that television executives are not optimistic about the show's future. A source told The Sun that due to Rylan's busy schedule and Amazon's upcoming programming, there are currently no plans for a second season. At the show's launch in February, Rylan expressed pride in the cast's growth, describing a pivotal moment in the finale that left both him and the production team astonished. He noted that the experience transformed the participants from party enthusiasts into individuals capable of managing a successful bar. Rylan characterized the show as a blend of fun and valuable life lessons, emphasizing that the challenges faced by the cast were more demanding than they appeared.