Launching next month on ITV1 and ITVX, the 11-part series will star six real households from across the UK.
Published: 21:28 BST, 26 March 2026 | Updated: 21:30 BST, 26 March 2026
ITV have dropped a first look at Graham Norton's new reality series The Neighbourhood - which 'turns everyday life into a giant game show'.
Launching next month on ITV1 and ITVX, the 11-part series will star six real households from across the UK.
They are all moving into ‘KeepYourEnemies Close’, competing in a street-wide popularity contest - with a life-changing £250,000 for the last house standing.
Furthermore, the format turns everyday life into a giant, immersive gameshow with real relationships at the centre.
ITV said in a statement: 'It marries high-stakes competition, epic challenges and relatable domestic drama, to offer a completely fresh flavour of reality.
'In The Neighbourhood, it’s not about keeping up with the Joneses - it’s about beating them. Bring on the ding dong!'
ITV have released a first-look at their upcoming reality show The Neighbourhood, hosted by Graham Norton
The 11-part series will star six real households from across the UK - as they go head-to-head for £250,000
Beloved presenter Graham, 62, was first confirmed to host The Neighbourhood back in February 2025.
'Like everyone, I'm always intrigued by what goes on behind closed doors,' the popular star told The Sun at the time.
'Add to that some dastardly challenges and a life-changing prize and I'm hooked.
'I feel confident that The Neighbourhood will be the nation's favourite destination.'
Graham is, of course, very well known for his eponymous chat show with the BBC, as well as commentary for the Eurovision Song Contest.
Although he is no stranger to ITV either, as he presents the revived Wheel of Fortune for the broadcaster.
It comes as Graham launched a passionate defence of Claudia Winkleman after backlash to her new BBC chat show.
The Neighbourhood will be launching next month on ITV1, ITVX, STV and STV Player - meaning viewers don't have long to wait
The competition is a street-wide popularity contest, with each family hoping to outdo the others
The Claudia Winkleman Show debuted on the BBC earlier this month to an audience of more than 1.4million - but it received a 'mixed' reception, with critics describing it as 'mess', a 'bore' and a 'huge mistake'.
However fellow chat show host Graham, whose company So Television produces Claudia's sit down, has insisted she 'nailed it'.
Graham, whose own show usually occupies the same Friday night BBC1 slot, leapt to her defence.
'What Claudia did was the Claudia Winkleman show, and that's what she's supposed to be doing,' he told the Mail's Eden Confidential at the Michael Josephson Farewell Charity Ball in Manchester.
'She shouldn't be trying to be me. She should be trying to be Claudia, and she nailed that.'
Fronted by The Traitors icon Claudia, the new chat show takes on a similar format to The Graham Norton Show with a moodier, after hours vibe.
The Neighbourhood starts this April on ITV1, ITVX, STV and STV Player.