House of Villains season 2 is well underway and it’s time to talk about which stars should appear in possible future seasons. The show forces ten iconic reality TV villains to live together in a mansion and compete in crazy challenges for a significant grand prize. Of course, there is pressure to be the best of the worst. The series has been a ratings success for E! network, so it’s very likely that a third season will arrive next year.
The possibility of renewal comes with the potential for new evildoers to enter the mansion before carrying out their conniving schemes, confrontational arguments, and treacherous backstabbing. However, a third season must raise the stakes and improve the format to evolve enough to keep viewers engaged. Having a bigger prize, louder fights, double eliminations, a change of scenery, or a wilder cast would be a new and welcome update to the show’s formula. As such, here are ten famous villains who would make ideal House of Villains stars.
Simon Cowell
(The godfather of American Idol knows how to judge)
One of the OG reality TV villains, Simon spent years on our screens destroying bad singers. Of american idol to X Factor to America’s talentSimon shattered the contestants’ dreams while also using much harsher criticism than necessary. He did all this with the unshakable conviction that even if the hopeful vocalists left in tears or tantrums, he did his job correctly, finding the most talented artists and eliminating the rest.
Simon would be the perfect addition to a house of thugs. His natural ability to directly tell someone the truth regardless of their feelings will make it easier for him to stir the pot and provoke anger in some of the other houseguests. He also has the strength to receive criticism from others, but he responds easily. This makes for some fun interactions. Combine all of this with his years of professional analysis of other people and he would be a formidable foe to defeat.
Kenya Moore
(Don’t come after this real housewife unless she sent for you)
Kenya is a former Miss USA who appeared on The Real Housewives of Atlanta, Celebrity Apprenticeand Dancing with the starsamong other shows. Her villainous status has solidified over the years thanks to her time on Real Housewives, where she crashed important events, competed with friends for recognition, and taunted some of her other castmates. She is known to use light manipulation or flirting to effectively instigate reactions from her friends.
This housewife is an expert at pressuring people and making power moves that create long-standing feuds. Unafraid to assume big personalities, Kenya discussed with some very influential women. She will always be the first to warn others to stay on her good side. His combative confidence would fit right in with a cast of villains who speak their minds, attack each other, and smile beautifully as they do so on the way to the big prize.
Juan Pablo Galavis
(The Bachelor franchise’s sharpest thorn)
Juan Pablo Galavis Guinand was a former professional soccer player for several teams before becoming the first Latino selected for The Bachelorwhile he became a protagonist, he was easy to hate. His listless conversations with contestants made him appear disinterested and his narcissistic and self-obsessed behavior supported this theory. He rudely dismissed the intense feelings the women were having and even allegedly made a sexually offensive comment to a woman off camera. On a show about finding love, his actions and personality were disgusting.
Most reality celebrities aren’t notorious, hated franchise stars, but Bachelor Nation can agree that Juan Pablo was a disappointment to watch. His disrespectful ways and insulting views on various demographics would make him the perfect villain. He could wander around the house to garner disgust while antagonizing others. While it is unknown if he would be a solid competitor in any of the challenges, his rotten attitude and awkward conversations would add to the show’s entertainment value.
Hannah Jiles
(Love is blind and seemingly cruel)
Love is blind Season 7 has had its fair share of villains, but none of them have been as insidiously annoying as the youngest cast member, Hannah. After getting engaged to her chosen one Nick and leaving the cocoons to spend time with him in the real world, Hannah’s personality immediately changed. She claimed she was mature and invested in the relationship, but spent every moment on camera emasculating him for his lifestyle or making him feel bad about himself for not meeting her standards. Ultimately, they never made it to the altar as she left him heartbroken.
Hannah is an outspoken villain, aware that indulging her very stubborn thoughts is what paints her in a negative light. She has no problem expressing her disdain for those she does not consider equal to her. She won’t blink at the sad reactions she causes with her verbal abuse. Her desire to assert dominance over others could potentially make her competitive for the grand prize on final night, but her cool temper would fuel heated social interactions until she got there.
Andrey Castravet
(This 90 Day Fiancé Celeb Is Tough)
If there were a prize for the most selfish, entitled 90 Day Fiance star, Andrei would probably win. On the show, he used Libby Potthast and her family to finance his lifestyle and ambitions. However, his outrageous demands that his father-in-law finance his extravagant wedding and the start of his business were the least of his faults. His demeaning behavior toward Libby (and violent outbursts toward his in-laws) indicate that Andrei could use some professional help to control his emotions.
Andrei may not be able to go unnoticed in the House of Villains. Their spoiled vibe and greed mainly revolve around money. However, his rude and selfish behavior could extend to guests, which would instantly irritate people. Whether it’s lack of self-awareness or lack of awareness, your spontaneous, “cornered animal” mentality would likely be the most aggressive energy source in the house. Coupled with his condescension and bubbling anger when frustrated in challenges, Andrei would be reality TV gold.
Rachel Reilly
(This Big Brother champion is not floating)
Many fans consider Rachel to be one of the game’s greatest female competitors, and as the winner of season 13, that could be true. Entering the house along with his partner Brendan (both returning players from the previous season), Reilly immediately had a target on the backs of both new and veteran players. Over the weeks, amid multiple upheavals, she found herself the target of several alliances. Only after beating the last Head of Household did she narrowly secure her victory with a 4-3 vote from the jury.
Rachel is one of those rare players who speaks her mind without hesitation and loves to irritate everyone, regardless of whether it is a tactical move or for mere personal pleasure. Her harsh laugh, unfiltered verbal attacks, petty attitude, and strategically timed victories made her a buzzing mosquito that no one could kill. His childlike behaviors combined with his gaming skill set would be the perfect combination of physical and psychological warfare to create chaos in a house of villains.
Tom Sandoval
(Vanderpump rules shouldn’t apply to him)
Sandoval is one of the most devious and detestable villains in the history of reality television. He cheated on his girlfriend of ten years, Ariana Madix, for months with her best friend Raquel Leviss, and then remorselessly deflected the blame when questioned about it. Furthermore, his attempted narrative manipulation and gaslighting of his co-stars went beyond simple ego. His constant aggression towards his female co-stars and avoidance of any responsibility for the pain Tom has caused indicates that he can indeed be cruel.
If any member of the reality cast has ever belonged to a house of villains, it is without a doubt Tom “Scandoval”. His exploitative disposition and degrading outbursts would annoy everyone, which would probably annoy everyone but him. His past crimes prove that he cares little about lying and isolating himself from those who have morals, because there is no depth he wouldn’t sink to to get what he wants. Furthermore, his vanity and whiny entitlement would generate interesting reactions from the other guests.
Gia Gunn
(Boom Boom Gunn from RuPaul’s Drag Race)
Gia Gunn walked into RuPaul’s “work” room in Season 6 ready for confrontation and instantly became a polarizing contestant due to her aggressive views and derogatory reads of the other queens. Sarcastic jokes like “there is room for everyone” indicated that Gia was too high on her horse to realize that others also had valid drag styles. She came home in fifth place on her original season, only to return on All-Stars 4 as the first openly trans contestant to compete after transitioning. During her second attempt at the crown, she was quickly rejected again, being eliminated in third.
Gia is “absolutely” a controversial villain as she is a trans woman who unapologetically doubles down on transphobic comments. She has made several comments that a person is not a “real” woman until they have completed a transition, which completely ignores or erases the identity of transgender individuals around the world. She also stated in 2020 that she believed the COVID-19 pandemic was a hoax, before being educated to backtrack on her position. His limited perspectives on individuality and guidance, accompanied by his penchant for conspiracy theories, would likely irritate other villainous houseguests with more progressive ideals.
Russel Hantz
(This survivor cannot overcome his reputation)
This villain holds the distinct title of being the only Survivor contestant in history to play the game three times in two years. In previous seasons, he placed in the top 3, utilizing ruthless methods including sabotaging his tribemates’ supplies to disrupt their mental stability. He was known for letting his arrogance run wild until other castmates felt intimidated or intimidated into aligning themselves with Russell’s decision. He lied to garner sympathy, ridiculed his own allies, and used the advantages he discovered to give himself enough confidence to disrespect anyone who crossed him.
Russell is one of the most cowardly Survivor former students, and with his acerbic personality and sneaky tactics, it’s not hard to see why. Every crude move he made at someone else’s expense only inflated his ego, and he became remarkably brazen. He addressed some fans of the show with offensive slurs. Hantz is the type who would shamelessly sell his own family down the river for another week of competition. These types of supervillain shenanigans would generate drama through strategic conflicts between houseguests.
Ashley Mitchell
(The Queen of Evil Challenge)
Few women have shamelessly embraced their villainous status on the MTV show The Challengebut Ashley is happily one of them. From her nasty verbal war against housemates, to disorderly and drunken lies, to chaotic meltdowns after losing challenges, she has made mistake after mistake to solidify a sinful reputation. It wasn’t until Final Reckoning that she seemed like evil incarnate. That’s when she decided to keep a million-dollar prize rather than split it with her longtime partner, Hunter, leaving him empty-handed and heartbroken. He has not been seen on another season of Challenge since.
Ashley’s unpredictability could keep her opponents on their toes. His disregard for his partnerships (or other people’s contributions) would harm his relationships with other villainous houseguests. However, her confidence in her malicious actions may make it easier for her to sleep at night. The only downside to her potential victory is her tendency to give up when things don’t go her way. However, if she can get over her rude tantrums, Ashley has proven that there’s nothing she won’t do for a substantial cash prize.
With the second season reaching its halfway point, producers are probably already thinking about a new batch of traitorous “villains” to add to the house in the next round. House of Villains It hasn’t been officially renewed yet, but the aforementioned cast would make for an explosive third season. It would undoubtedly lead to some of the most iconic moments ever seen on television. Until then, Season 2 is expected to announce the final wicked winner in December.