5 trashy reality TV shows on Netflix you can binge-watch
What's the story
Reality TV shows are scripted, yes.
They are also considered trashy by many as they hardly add any value to your daily life.
A lot of people find them to be vain, but sometimes, that's exactly what you need.
The heavy doses of entertainment and drama they provide are just the icing on the cake.
Let's discuss five such reality shows streaming on Netflix.
#1
'Keeping Up with the Kardashians'
Keeping Up with the Kardashians gives you drama, catfights, fashion, flashy lifestyles, and a lot of gossip.
To watch the Kardashian-Jenner siblings talk about their lives around their kitchen island and conduct staged fights feels entertaining.
The fact that the show mostly has no dull moments works the most in its favor.
This is why it was one of the longest-running reality shows.
#2
'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills'
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills takes you through the lives of several women in the posh locality of Beverly Hills.
"The women attempt to balance their ever-evolving friendships with the demands of family life and growing business ventures, but a string of shocking events proves that living this large is more than meets the eye," reads the synopsis of the 11-season-long show.
#3
'The Circle'
A show based on social media, The Circle gained popularity because of its relevance.
In the show, the contestants live in an apartment complex but cannot see each other.
They connect through a propriety site where they build their profiles as per their liking and that's where they chat.
And, the catch? They choose how they want to portray themselves to avoid getting eliminated.
#4
'Bling Empire'
Bling Empire is the first American reality television series that has US-based East Asians in its main cast.
Dubbed to be the real-life Crazy Rich Asians (2018), it shows us how the wealthy East Asian and East Asian-American socialites live in the Los Angeles area.
In the main cast, one can spot billionaire influencer Jaime Xie and fashion designer Kane Lim, among others.
#5
'Hype House'
"Get an inside look at social media's most talked-about stars as they navigate love, fame, and friendship while creating content and living together," is how Netflix describes Hype House.
The show is based on The Hype House, a group of teenage TikTok personalities, who live in a Los Angeles mansion. Their house also goes by the same name.
It started streaming this January.