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Everything You Need to Know About Hulu’s New Version of ‘The Circle’

Everything You Need to Know About Hulu’s New Version of ‘The Circle’

cosmopolitan.com 21.10.2026 21:52 5 views
The fan-fave reality series is coming back to a new streamer with a fresh look.

After four years on Netflix, The Circle has officially found a new home on Hulu for its upcoming eighth season. The game has historically been a social media-driven popularity contest between neighbors who have never met IRL, and it’s getting a major makeover this time around. For starters, season 8 is going to be filmed in real time with three new episodes dropping each week.

Oh, and it’s not just normies or social media personalities competing for the $100,000 prize anymore—apparently, celebrities are being thrown into the mix, too. (Guess that special appearance from the catfishing Spice Girls in season 4 wasn’t a one-off!) That being said, there’s a lot to get into ahead of the show’s latest installment. Here’s everything we know about The Circle on Hulu, from its brand-new format to its cast and release date. Mark your calendars, because season 8 of The Circle hits Hulu (and Hulu on Disney+ for bundle subscribers) on Tuesday, November 17.

What’s more: Three new episodes will be released weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday for five weeks. The season wraps with a finale airing on Friday, December 18. As I said, the upcoming season is getting a major makeover.

It will not only feature celebrity contestants, but also let viewers influence the game with audience voting for the first time in the U.S. For that alone, I’m already seated! Here’s what else we can expect from the new season, per Hulu’s official synopsis: Christina Najjar, aka Tinx, is stepping in as the new host of Hulu’s The Circle.

She announced the news during the October 21 episode of Get Real with Amanda Hirsch. However, you might remember comedian and Survival of the Thickest star Michelle Buteau as the host of Netflix’s The Circle from 2020 to 2024. As she learned about the show’s move to Hulu, Michelle revealed that she wasn’t asked to return for the new season.

I hosted the U.S. version, the longest-running version for seven seasons, and I put my foot in it, my back, my back fat, my right titty, I put all the stuff in it,” she told Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live! in July 2026. The Circle is the latest reality show to bring celebs into the mix, following in the footsteps of The Traitors and The Mob. As for who we can expect in The Circle’s residence?

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