New Reality Competition 'The Mob' Premieres on Hulu and Disney+
Actress Parker Posey hosts the mafia-inspired series featuring a dozen celebrity contestants competing for cash prizes.
A new reality competition series, "The Mob," has debuted on Hulu and Disney+, drawing inspiration from classic mafia films and featuring a cast of 12 celebrities. The show is produced by the same company behind "The Traitors" and aims to deliver a game of deception, power plays, and shifting loyalties.
Set in an Italian villa, the series challenges contestants to complete various mob-themed tasks in their quest to win up to $250,000. A central figure in the game is "the Don," a player chosen by the group who holds significant power over prize money distribution, eliminations, and the overall direction of the competition. The role of Don comes with risks, as other contestants can challenge their authority, leading to potential betrayals.
Emmy-nominated actress Parker Posey serves as the host and an executive producer for "The Mob." Posey, known for her roles in "Scream 3," "The White Lotus," and "Dazed and Confused," guides the celebrity contestants through the series.
The cast includes a diverse group of personalities from various reality television shows and acting backgrounds. Among the contestants are Willam Belli of "RuPaul's Drag Race," Demi Engemann from "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives," Maria Georgas of "The Bachelor," and Joe Gorga from "The Real Housewives of New Jersey." Also competing are Harry Jowsey of "Perfect Match," Chelsea Lazkani of "Selling Sunset," and Debi Mazar, known for her role in "Younger."
Additional cast members include Bella Palk from "Love Overboard," Shane Parton from "The Bachelorette," musician and rapper Romeo, Bruno Tonioli of "Dancing With the Stars," and Aida Turturro, who starred in "The Sopranos."
"The Mob" premiered on October 26, 2026, with its initial two episodes available on Disney+ and Hulu. New episodes are scheduled to be released weekly, with the season finale set for November 16, 2026. Subscription options for Hulu start at $11.99 per month for the ad-supported plan, with an ad-free version available for $18.99 per month. Bundles including both Disney+ and Hulu start at $12.99 per month.