Crave will release all ten episodes of Vie$ de Rêve Season 2 on December 26, marking the return of one of Quebec’s most talked-about lifestyle reality series. Following a first season that sparked strong reactions and high engagement, the new season promises even more luxury, travel, and unfiltered access to the lives of its cast.
Six women, six worlds
Built around six influential women navigating business, wealth, and visibility, Vie$ de Rêve continues to explore lifestyles that both fascinate and divide. Season 2 brings back Tatiana Londono, Stéphanie Bélanger, Isabelle Gauvin, and Élisabeth Chicoine, while welcoming two new faces: Sara-Christine Troini and Valérie Daude Carrière.
Across international destinations and private settings, the series follows their professional ambitions, personal dynamics, and everyday excesses, a format that blends aspiration with controversy.
What to expect in Season 2
The opening episodes set the tone quickly. The group reunites as new personalities join the dynamic, business decisions unfold, and luxury becomes a recurring character of its own, from high-end real estate and luxury cars to private celebrations and exclusive gatherings.
Each episode runs 60 minutes, offering a deeper look at both the polished image and the tensions behind the scenes.
A strategic release on Crave
All ten episodes of Season 2 will be available on Crave starting December 26. The first two episodes will also air on Noovo the same day at 6:30 p.m., followed by daily broadcasts beginning December 27.
Produced by Sphère Média in collaboration with Bell Média, Vie$ de Rêve continues to position itself at the intersection of lifestyle entertainment and cultural conversation, a formula that resonates strongly with digital and streaming audiences.
Why it matters
As interest in reality-based lifestyle content continues to grow, Vie$ de Rêve reflects a broader shift toward series centered on influence, wealth, and personal branding. Its return strengthens Crave’s original French-language lineup and reinforces the platform’s strategy of releasing full seasons to drive binge-viewing during the holiday period.
