‘MTV Cribs’ Gets A Reboot: Check Out Our Favorites From Past Episodes
MTV Cribs is coming back! The celebrity home tour show that gave us a look inside their fridges, closets and of course the rooms where “the magic happens” returns to TV next month.
Per Deadline, Cribs ran for over 100 episodes across nearly 20 seasons, was rebooted in 2010 and spawned spinoffs on CMT. The series, which first launched in September 2000, will return to MTV at 9:30 p.m. August 11 with new 30-minute episodes.
If you’ve never watched Cribs, you must have surely been living under a rock in the early 2000’s, as you simultaneously missed out on hilarious entertainment and an inside look on how your favorite celebs really live — mostly unbelievably extravagantly.
Stars slated to appear on the upcoming series include Martha Stewart, Big Sean, Ashlee Simpson and Evan Ross, JoJo Siwa, Kathy Griffin, Marsai Martin, Snooki, Tinashe and Rick Ross.
“Cribs didn’t simply introduce the celebreality genre, it created a blueprint for how we engage on social media,” Executive producer Elena Diaz said. “We are thrilled to usher in a new era of this iconic franchise for audiences around the world.”
Check out our favorite clips from MTV Cribs below:
Mariah Carey’s episode of MTV’s Cribs is pure CAMP https://t.co/8kEiHugW4R
— brayumi (@meekmilfs) July 14, 2021
Mariah Carey wouldn’t be the diva we know and love if she didn’t have this level of extra-ness on her episode of MTV Cribs. Her closet tour is perfect example of that.
Redman’s “De La Casa,” or his messy, tiny Staten Island home studio is probably one of the funniest features of the series. “Exhibit A” is what he calls his bedroom, featuring broken blinds, a floor ironing board, “nasty movies” and a “walk-in closet.”
Rob Zombie’s home was filled with all sorts of dead animals, an electric chair, a pirate-themed bar and vintage horror collectibles.
Snoop Dogg’s rooms are pretty much untouchable in “The Dogg House”; they include a full-size L.A. Lakers-themed basketball court and multiple recording studios.
