CHLOE Sims' OFTV reality series has landed a huge seven-figure deal with Netflix.
Former Towie star Chloe, 42, left the ITVBe show in 2022 with her siblings Frankie, 28, Demi, 27, and Charlie, 31, to sign a £1million contract with OFTV in a bid to break America.
The clan soon moved into a luxury Los Angeles mansion to film House of Sims, a Kardashian-style programme which debuted last May.
After the success of their first series, the show will now hit streaming platform Netflix in just a matter of weeks.
Chloe said filming for the second season is already well underway.
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The Essex beauty told the Mail that she was proud to have produced the series alongside her brother Charlie and described it as one of the "biggest highlight of her careers".
"It's not an easy journey, but it's exciting, nerve-wracking, and keeps me on my toes," she said.
While Charlie told the publication: "I am delighted to have facilitated the acquisition of House Of Sims Season One between Netflix and OF TV.
"I am proud that mine and Chloe's producing debut has received recognition from a major platform such as Netflix, affirming that our creation is a perfect fit for their audience."
He added that he was excited for build a "successful relationship" with the Netflix going forward.
Family feud
It comes after The Sun revealed that Chloe was embroiled in a secret feud with her sisters Demi and Frankie, who have quit LA and returned to the UK.
The Sun understands that Frankie and Demi recently jetted back to Essex while their older siblings remain across the pond.
They've even erased all traces of Chloe from their Instagram grids, a move she appears to have reciprocated.
A source told us, "Chloe's fallen out with her sisters big time.
"They’ve gone their separate ways after a huge fight broke out in LA, where they'd been filming the show.
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“Chloe's decided to stay out there while Frankie and Demi have left her and headed back home to Essex to pursue their own careers."
Last year, we revealed House of Sims had been renewed for two more seasons.
Production on the second installment commenced in the autumn, with an air date set for 13th March 2024.
Frankie and Demi recently appeared on Chloe Brockett's On The Record podcast where they hinted at the drama.
In an episode released three weeks ago, Frankie said: "This season of House of Sims will be so unexpected. They're going to be so shocked by what they see.
"It won't make sense to anyone now, but once they've watched the series I think what I've learnt is to create boundaries and not let anyone overstep the boundaries."
