Select Management Group signs nine reality stars from Love Island, Million Dollar Nannies, and Mormon Wives franchises

Select Management Group has signed nine reality television participants associated with multiple current and upcoming streaming franchises, according to an announcement from Deadline. The new roster additions span dating competition shows, unscripted relationship series, and reality formats centered on faith-based and lifestyle communities, with the agency framing the moves as new management relationships tied to major streaming networks.

Among the signings are Chelley B and Parmida Keshani, both connected to Peacock’s Love Island USA franchise. Select Management Group also added four cast members from Freeform and Hulu’s Million Dollar Nannies: Leah Barrs, Mitchell Bienvenue, Tamaya Denae, and Taylor Hayward. The agency’s expansion places multiple romance and family-adjacent reality brands under one management umbrella.

Deadline also reported that Select Management Group has signed Bri Davis and Ashleigh Pease in connection with Hulu’s upcoming The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County. The report describes the additions as part of the agency’s broader push into reality television properties that already have established audiences and recognizable franchise structures.

In a separate franchise, Select Management Group signed Jimmy Sotos from Netflix’s Perfect Match. Together, the nine signings reflect an ongoing trend in entertainment management where agencies consolidate talent from reality formats across platforms, including major U.S. streaming services and cable brands.

Deadline’s announcement did not provide contract terms or state whether all of the signings are tied to new projects beyond management representation. The report also did not disclose the production schedules for any of the referenced programs, beyond identifying the platforms and the specific series names linked to each cast member.

For viewers, the practical effect of the management changes is mostly indirect. Talent representation can influence booking, publicity strategy, brand partnerships, and future casting opportunities, but the announcement did not specify immediate changes to any show’s development, release timeline, or cast lineup.

Industry observers often treat these moves as part of the business cycle of unscripted television, in which agencies add recent or in-demand reality participants once seasons air and audience familiarity grows. In this case, the additions draw from multiple franchises that share themes of relationships, family dynamics, and lifestyle identity.

The roster expansion arrives as reality television continues to operate as a cross-platform pipeline for recognizable personal brands, with representation often spanning multiple content opportunities after initial on-screen exposure. Select Management Group’s new signings position it to manage talent across several prominent streaming ecosystems, though the next step for each individual will depend on future production and deal-making that was not detailed in the report.