Bellesa Plus is set to relaunch its series ‘Euro House’ on November 20, following a three-year hiatus. The series will bring its reality-based formula to an all-European cast.

Series Relaunch Details

The ‘Euro House’ series, a Bellesa Plus production, is scheduled to return on November 20. This marks the series’ return after a three-year break. The program applies the "House" reality-based format to a cast composed entirely of European performers.

A Bellesa representative stated that performers indicate who they wish to be with and why, resulting in "real, raw, unscripted chemistry." The representative added that there are "no scripts, no staging, just real connection."

‘Euro House’ will be available on BellesaPlus.co. Bellesa.co has 27 stories related to adult content, adult streaming, adult PPV, adult series, and adult reality series, including those with a European cast and series relaunch topics.

European Talent Recognition

In related news concerning European talent, Clemence Audiard received 12 nominations for the 2026 XMA Europe Awards. These nominations include Female Performer of the Year. Audiard's first self-directed feature, "No Way Back," garnered nominations for Best Vignette Movie and Director of the Year — Individual Work. Additionally, multiple scenes from "No Way Back" were recognized across various categories.

Audiard also received a nomination for Best Acting. Her performances were acknowledged in categories such as Best Sex Scene — Lesbian, Best Sex Scene — Vignette, Best Sex Scene — All-Sex, Best Sex Scene — Orgy/Group (Female-Led), and Best Sex Scene — Virtual Reality.

The XMA Europe Awards ceremony is scheduled for Sunday, September 13, in Amsterdam. This event will conclude a series of industry gatherings, including the XBIZ Amsterdam conference and the inaugural X3 Amsterdam. Peer voting for the awards is open on XBIZ.net.

"Euro House" Concept in Broader Context

The "Euro House" concept, while specific to adult content, shares a thematic connection with other "Euro House" themed productions in different media. For instance, a renovation show titled "1 Euro House" features designers Darren Palmer and Shaynna Blaze. This series, which airs on Channel 9, documents their renovation of a Sicilian villa. Palmer and Blaze initially purchased the villa for €1 as part of a "One Euro House scheme."

The renovated Sicilian villa, which includes two bedrooms, an outdoor area, two living spaces, parking, and a kitchen, is listed for €190,000, approximately AU$300,000. Shaynna Blaze expressed pride in what they achieved with a "minimal budget, our timeline, and our lack of help." Darren Palmer described the property as "a great holiday place, a place to have guests or family, and where you can live that brilliant Sicilian lifestyle."

These "one Euro schemes" have been introduced by several European nations. They allow non-residents to purchase rundown and abandoned houses in remote villages at risk of becoming ghost towns. The condition for purchase, often for a token sum, is that the houses are renovated. These properties are intended for foreigners seeking a life change, a holiday house, or an opportunity to profit from flipping the house.

The popularity of such schemes has led to a number of television shows focusing on home renovations in Europe, including in locations like Tuscany, France, and Spain. These shows often highlight the prospect of starting a new life abroad and renovating properties purchased through these schemes.

Key Facts

  • Bellesa Plus series ‘Euro House’ is set to relaunch on November 20.
  • The series returns after a three-year break.
  • ‘Euro House’ features an all-European cast in a reality-based format.
  • A Bellesa representative described the series as featuring "real, raw, unscripted chemistry."
  • The series will be available on BellesaPlus.co.
  • Clemence Audiard received 12 nominations for the 2026 XMA Europe Awards.