The long-running reality series, which follows the lives and loves of a group of 20-somethings who live in some of London’s most exclusive areas, is currently airing a staggering 32nd season on E4.
"They want those tumultuous romances and iconic feuds and they’ve decided the only way to do that is to change things up.”
The insider also added that there is potential for some of the current members of the show to leave.
Made in Chelsea’s current season, which launched back onto our screens in September, saw four new cast members joining the fray alongside the usual returning faces.
The show first launched on E4 in 2011, and has turned many of its stars into household names over the years.
A character-based spin-off titled Beyond Chelsea also launched in 2024, following ex-MiC stars Binky Felstead, Lucy Watson and Rosie Fortescue as they balanced their businesses, relationships and family life, while also navigating life in the public eye.
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