Made in Chelsea returns to E4 in March with two new cast members and Inga Valentiner comeback

E4 reality series Made in Chelsea is back, and the drama unfolds from the very first moment as the clique swap SW3 for the breathtaking backdrops of Scotland. The new series launches with an unmissable two‑part special, where romance, tension and shifting alliances play out against a stately manor in Perthshire.

This series also introduces two new cast members - Elys Hutchinson and Philip Pollard - who join the twenty-something socialites who are ready to find romance and shake up friendships. Plus, fans of the show will be delighted to hear Inga Valentiner makes a highly anticipated return.

Inga said: “Bali has been paradise, but I have been missing Chelsea! After some years away from West London, I’m ready to reunite with my pals, and meet who else has joined in on the chaos since I was in the city.”

Meet the new cast members

Elys Hutchinson

Age 26

Swapping the slopes for Sloane Square, Elys is a trained ski instructor and semi-pro football player. Good friends with many of the Chelsea cast including Yas and Chuggs, Elys splits her time between her family’s chalet in Villars and home in West London.

Exuding confidence with an infectious energy, she is fluent in French and has already appeared on TV winning Too Hot to Handle in 2023, Elys isn’t afraid to put herself out there when it comes to finding love.

Philip Pollard

Age 26

The older brother of Jules is newly single after an eight-year relationship, professing he is in his dating era with no plans to settle down. Confident and charming, he doesn’t need apps to get dates, and already has his eyes set on Beks.

Multiskilled, fluent in German and Norwegian, Phil was a semi-pro football player before branching into Tech sales which he is now an exec of his company. Fiercely protective of Jules and Tristan, he embraces the big brother role amongst the group.

Made in Chelsea (10 x 60’) is produced by UTAS UK Productions, a division of Universal Studio Group. It is commissioned by Clemency Green, Senior Commissioning Editor at Channel 4. It is executive produced by Leonie Joss and Lucie Rake, with series producer Melissa Blanch.