Paige DeSorbo Leaves Summer House for New Heights

Paige DeSorbo is carving out a new path after her departure from Bravo's 'Summer House' in 2025. Six years on the show led to a period of adjustment, with DeSorbo admitting she initially struggled to define summer activities without cameras. Her career has since surged, marked by the success of her podcast 'Giggly Squad' with Hannah Berner, which includes a nationwide tour and a reported $150 million deal with SiriusXM.

Their podcast, launched in 2020, has become a platform for candid discussions, with fans dubbed 'Gigglers.' DeSorbo and Berner have also penned a New York Times best-selling book and are developing a Netflix comedy series executive produced by Amy Poehler. DeSorbo's ventures extend to a loungewear line, hosting red carpets, and acting roles, including a Super Bowl commercial and an appearance on Mindy Kaling's show.

Recognized for her advocacy, DeSorbo will receive the Courage Award at Variety's Power of Women event, presented by Purina. She has become increasingly open about personal struggles, including past experiences with abuse, aiming to empower her fans. DeSorbo also discussed her decision to freeze her eggs, prioritizing her career over societal pressures for marriage and children.

Looking ahead, DeSorbo and Berner are channeling their experiences into their Netflix series, inspired by shows like 'New Girl.' While open to returning to reality TV as a host, DeSorbo prefers non-competitive roles. She anticipates her children will one day watch 'Summer House,' hoping they will recognize her strength and advocacy for women.