Netflix’s ‘Selling Tampa’ Series Canceled After One Season, Cast Members Believe It’s Due To Racial Discrimination 

Netflix is in the hot seat again for discrimination and this time is coming from the cast of Selling Tampa. The Selling Sunset spin-off series was canceled after one season. Cast member Juawanna Colbert recently spoke with Page Six and revealed some opinions on why their show got cut.

“When they show us [black women] in a different light,” Colbert says. “When we’re bickering, fighting and name-calling, they get a Season 2 and Season 3. But that’s not what we were displaying. I feel like we weren’t given a second chance. Possibly because of what we represented as minority women.”

The hit show’s cast included Sharelle Rosado and consisted of seven employees: Colony Reeves, Anne-Sophie Petit, Tennille Moore, Karla Giorgo, Rena Frazier, Alexis Williams and Juawanna Colbert.

An insider implied on page six that the show was canceled due to racism “We know that [‘Selling Tampa’] was No. 1 in multiple countries, and it did fairly well,” the insider says. “Obviously, it’s not going to be a ‘Selling Sunset’ Season 5. … It’s just weird. All of a sudden this all-black cast doesn’t even get a chance for a Season 2.”

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