Parents' Guide to

#RichKids of Beverly Hills

By Melissa Camacho, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 16+

Wealthy young adults drink, dress, shop, and argue.

TV E! Reality TV 2014
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What's the Story?

#RICHKIDS OF BEVERLY HILLS is a reality series starring a group of rich twentysomethings living in Beverly Hills, Calif. It stars Dorothy Wang and Morgan Stewart, best friends who enjoy spending their parents' money and finding different ways to occupy their time in style. Often joining them is Dorothy's friend Jonny Drubel, Morgan's longtime friend Roxy Sowlaty, and boyfriend and real-estate mogul Brendan Fitzpatrick. Occasionally joining them is Dorothy's friend E.J., the son of former NBA player Magic Johnson. Staying fabulous isn't easy, but these two women are determined to continue enjoying the Beverly Hills lifestyle.

Is It Any Good?

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From discussions about breast size to the latest designer items the cast members want to buy, much of the content of this voyeuristic show is dedicated to watching women spend money and socializing with their financially privileged peers. But in-between these activities are efforts to organize charitable events and, on occasion, half-hearted attempts to work at a legitimate job and build a career.

The cast isn't completely disconnected from the rest of the world and are fully aware they're living a lifestyle that most people can only dream about. But it's not easy to take them seriously. Meanwhile, outside of being wealthy, it's unclear why they're on a reality show. There's not much here, but viewers who like this sort of thing may find it mildly entertaining.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about the reasons people are featured on reality series. Is it their unique personal experiences? Their celebrity status? Their personalities? Do you think reality-show cast members behave on camera the same way they would in their everyday lives?

  • How are viewers supposed to react to the rich kids? Are we supposed to like them or not? Do you think they care how they're perceived?

  • What kinds of values do these kids express? Are they values you and your family share?

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