Darcey and Stacey Silva want to try a different kind of TV. The 90 Day Fiancé twins have announced We Gotta Show Daddy!, a scripted sitcom starring Darcey, Stacey, and a sister named Cece. The flier says “coming soon.” Nobody has named a network, a platform, or a premiere date.
What the Flier Says
The poster promotes “family, sisterhood, friendship, love, laughs, Hollywood and getting it big,” as Complex covered the announcement. The artwork leans on the Silva brand: Hollywood glam, family chaos, and big personalities. The twins have not said how many episodes there will be, who is making it, or where it will air. They also have not explained Cece’s role beyond the flier calling her a sister in the cast.
Authenticity Questions
Some fans doubt the announcement. TV Shows Room reports that viewers noticed the poster looks AI-generated and asked whether the project is real. That claim comes from fans, not from the twins or a studio. Until a distributor confirms, this is an announcement, not a launch. Reactions online were mixed, with some excited and others unimpressed.
Not a Random Move
A scripted show fits the Silvas’ history more than it might seem. They co-founded the fashion brand House of Eleven in 2010 and later expanded into beauty, home goods, and footwear. They also started Eleventh Entertainment, served as co-executive producers on the 2013 comedy White T, and later produced Soul Ties. They have released music too.
Darcey’s TV breakthrough came on 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days. That led to Darcey & Stacey, their TLC spinoff, which ran four seasons and ended in 2023.
Announcement First, Proof Later
The twins have a habit of putting an idea out and watching what sticks. A real sitcom would need a writer, a cast, and a buyer. A poster needs none of those. The useful test is whether a network or streamer shows up in the next few weeks. If one does, this is news. If not, it is a poster.
Steve is the founder and editor of TVShowsRoom, covering the Real Housewives franchise, Below Deck, Vanderpump Rules, and Summer House. He oversees editorial direction and specializes in breaking news and season-to-season storyline analysis. Steve has covered the reality TV and Bravo landscape for six years and keeps a close eye on how each franchise evolves.
