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Where was 'The Challenge: All Stars' Season 4 filmed? Contestants vie for $300K prize in Paramount's adventure show

The fourth season of the Paramount+ reality TV show will bring together twenty-five contestants hailing from various reality TV shows
PUBLISHED APR 10, 2024
Paramount's 'The Challenge: All Stars' Season 4 cast (@Paramount+)
Paramount's 'The Challenge: All Stars' Season 4 cast (@Paramount+)

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA: ‘The Challenge: All Stars’ Season 4 was filmed against the stunning backdrop of Cape Town, South Africa. The cast and crew embarked on a journey through various locations, capturing the essence of each episode amidst the region's diverse landscapes and cultural richness.

Paramount+ is dubbing this season as "the most all-star-studded Challenge ever," and it seems to live up to that promise. Season 4 features a lineup of "old-school legends, modern power players, redemption-seekers, and ex-lovers," all vying for a $300,000 grand prize against the picturesque backdrop of Cape Town, South Africa.

The cast is a blend of beloved veterans who haven't graced the competition in years, including fan favorites such as Cara Maria Sorbello, Rachel Robinson, Adam Larson, Averey Tressler, and Brandon Nelson.

Adding to the intrigue, three cast members are making a return after participating in just one previous challenge. Kefla Hare, introduced in 'Road Rules: Down Under', only appeared in 1999's 'Real World vs. Road Rules'.

Similarly, 'The Real World: Miami' alum Flora Alekseyeun only took part in 2002's 'Battle of the Seasons'. Jay Gotti, from 2014's "Real World: Ex-Plosion," made a single appearance in "Battle of the Exes II" in 2015.

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The cast and crew explored various locations in Cape Town to shoot different episodes of the series, showcasing the diverse landscapes and cultural richness of the region (@Paramount+)

How is 'The Challenge: All Stars' Season 4 different from previous seasons?

The fourth season of the Paramount+ reality TV show will bring together twenty-five contestants hailing from various reality TV shows such as The Real World, Road Rules, The Challenge, and Are You the One? These competitors will compete for a grand prize of $300,000 in what is poised to be another exhilarating installment of the series.

The show has introduced an intriguing new twist for this season: each player must earn a star before advancing to the final challenge. However, there's a twist within the twist — contestants also have the opportunity to steal each other's stars, adding an extra layer of strategy and drama to the game.

This new dynamic is sure to stir things up in the house and keep both players and viewers on their toes throughout the season.

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Competitors will vie for a grand prize of $300,000 in what promises to be another thrilling installment of the series. (@Paramount+)

MTV announces 'Official Challenge Podcast' that delves into in-depth recaps of 'The Challenge: All Stars' Season 4 episodes

The return of The Challenge: All Stars isn't the only exciting news for fans of the franchise. MTV's Official Challenge Podcast is also making a comeback, with episodes dropping every Thursday starting April 11.

Hosted by veteran competitors Aneesa Ferreira and Tori Deal, each episode will offer in-depth recaps of the most recent episodes, complete with first-hand anecdotes from the contestants. Fans can tune in to the podcast on all major podcast platforms to stay up-to-date on all the drama and action from the show.

'The Challenge: All Stars' is produced by Bunim-Murray Productions for MTV Entertainment Studios. Executive producers include Julie Pizzi, Ryan Smith, Fred Birckhead, and Mark Long, while Skye Topic, Rob Whitaker, Kristin Bihr, Micah Kehoe-Thompson, Alex Rosenbloom, and Eric Spagnoletti serve as co-executive producers.

Craig Alsop and Cami Kershek are supervising producers, and Dan Caster and Leanne Mucci are executive producers for MTV Entertainment Studios. Jared March serves as supervising producer, with Matthew Parillo and Angela Liao as executives in charge of production.

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'The Challenge: All Stars' is produced by Bunim-Murray Productions for MTV Entertainment Studios (@Paramount+)

Who won 'The Challenge: All Stars' Season 3?

Jonna Mannion won 'The Challenge: All Stars' Season 3 and achieved a remarkable feat on 'The Challenge: All Stars' by winning back-to-back seasons.

In Season 2, she emerged victorious alongside her partner M.J. Garrett. However, in Season 3, Mannion made history by clinching the title entirely on her own, becoming the first mother to achieve such a feat in the show's nearly 25-year history.

Throughout the season, Mannion showcased her strength and determination, consistently performing at the top level in the daily challenges. She also demonstrated her resilience by winning two elimination rounds, securing the points needed to advance to the final and ultimately claim victory.

Reflecting on her consecutive wins, Mannion expressed her excitement and gratitude for the support she has received from fans. Despite the achievement, she admits that it hasn't fully sunk in yet, but she is grateful for the kind words and encouragement she has received.

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Mannion showcased her strength and determination by winning 'The Challenge: All Stars' Season 3 (Instagram/@jonnamannion)

The series is set to debut on Paramount+ on Wednesday, April 10, 2024.

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