Denise Richards is returning to our TV screens after all.  Following the buzz that there wouldn't be a sophomore season of Denise Richard: It's Complicated, which you can read more about in this previous article, E! has decided to renew the reality show, with new episodes to begin filming early next year.  And despite its convoluted and complex motivation to bring back the show, the network has opted to forgo the second half of the show's title “It's Complicated” and just simply go with Denise Richards for the upcoming season.

When Denise Richard: It's Complicated premiered in May, it garnered modest ratings of 1.5 million viewers.  The show that follows Denise Richards she deals with her career and the publicity she had received since her divorce from actor Charlie Sheen continued to drop in the ratings, prompting the network to end the series once and for all.

In the season finale, Denise traveled to New York City to promote her show.  But she ended up disappointed with how the promotion went on as everyone asked about her personal life and putting her children on TV.  In the end, she fought back and learned to appreciate her family even more.

"When Denise let viewers into her home last season, they got to know the real Denise and judge for themselves," Lisa Berger, head of original programming at the network, said in a statement.  "We all know that Denise is full of surprises and, from what we are already hearing, there is much more to come."

Denise Richard: It's Complicated marks the second series produced by Ryan Seacrest Productions, following Keeping Up with the Kardashians.  For its second season, Denise will continue to balance work and single motherhood.  Moreover, it will also follow the former Bond girl as she reconnects with old friends and considers moving.


-Kris De Leon, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Source: Zap2it.com, E!
(Image courtesy of Associated Press)