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The Real World Homecoming: New York Reveals Eric Nies Had To Film While In Quarantine Due To COVID Diagnosis!

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Get out your tissue boxes, Real World fans! There’s a LOT of nostalgia headed your way. The Real World Homecoming: New York series premiered Thursday on Paramount+ and YouTube, but the reunion wasn’t what we’d all hoped for after thirty years!

While Becky Blasband, Andre Comeau, Heather B. Gardner, Julie Gentry, Norman Korpi, and Kevin Powell all arrived to the original loft where they filmed The Real World: New York as young adults in the early ‘90s, Eric Nies was nowhere to be found until he surprised the group on video.

Teary-eyed and clearly incredibly disappointed, he announced he’d contracted coronavirus while in isolation prior to filming.

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