The hit reality series Baddies launches its newest chapter with Baddies USA now streaming on Zeus Network. Executive producer and star Natalie Nunn leads a mix of returning favorites and new faces as the franchise expands its reach across the United States. The season premiered on November 23, 2025, marking the eighth season of the popular reality television show.
Fans can stream the series exclusively on the subscription-based Zeus Network platform, with new episodes releasing weekly. The Baddies USA cast features several familiar personalities from previous seasons alongside fresh talent, promising the dramatic content viewers have come to expect from the franchise.
Baddies USA Release and Streaming Details
Baddies USA is available exclusively on Zeus Network, with the season having begun on November 23, 2025. Viewers can access the platform through the Zeus app on iOS, Android, Roku, Fire TV, and other streaming devices. A subscription costs $5.99 per month, with new episodes dropping weekly for subscribers.
The Zeus Network offers a free trial for new subscribers, allowing fans to watch the premiere episode and explore the platform’s content. Unlike traditional television programming, Baddies USA will not air on cable networks but remains exclusive to the digital streaming service. This release pattern follows the established format for the Baddies franchise, with weekly episodes building toward a reunion special.
Returning Cast Members and New Additions
The Baddies USA cast brings together veterans from previous seasons alongside new personalities. Natalie Nunn returns as both executive producer and central cast member, continuing her role from earlier installments. She is joined by other familiar faces including Gia “Rollie” Mayham, Scotlynd Ryan, Tommie Lee, and Chrisean Rock.
Other returning cast members from recent seasons include Ahna Mac, Diamond The Body, Sukihana, Damerlin “Biggie” Baez, Latifa “Tesehki” Malone, Mariahlynn, and Sapphire Blaze. The season also introduces new talent and celebrity appearances, maintaining the franchise’s format of refreshing its lineup while keeping core members.
The Baddies Franchise Evolution
The Baddies series began on May 16, 2021, with Baddies ATL, serving as a spiritual successor to the Oxygen series Bad Girls Club. Created by Natalie Nunn, the show documents groups of women living together while hosting promotional events, often featuring dramatic interactions and altercations. The franchise has released multiple seasons annually, each with thematic location-based titles.
Previous seasons include Baddies South (2022), Baddies West (2023), Baddies East (2023-2024), Baddies Caribbean (2024), Baddies Midwest (2024-2025), and Baddies Africa (2025). Each season typically runs for 20-25 episodes plus reunion specials, with Baddies USA continuing this pattern as the eighth installment. The series has developed a dedicated fanbase and generated several spin-offs, including Baddies Gone Wild.
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Fan Reactions and Series Reception
Fan response to the Baddies franchise has varied across seasons, with many viewers expressing particular appreciation for the second season, Baddies South. One fan noted the improvement from the first season, commenting that “Natalie and Zeus really gave the fans what they wanted with this show” and praising the interesting cast and location changes.
However, some criticism has emerged regarding production elements, with one viewer observing that “every scene looks like a set up from a movie where the storyline seems forced” and noting the constant presence of camera crews and security. Despite these criticisms, the series has maintained strong viewership and continues to generate significant social media discussion with each new season.
Recent fan petitions have emerged requesting that Zeus Network air two episodes of Baddies USA each Sunday instead of one, arguing that this change would better satisfy audience demand and prevent the season from stretching over too many months. This fan-led initiative highlights the dedicated viewership the series has cultivated since its inception.
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