Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard premieres on Bravo Sunday, March 24, at 9 p.m. ET.

The stars of Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard are returning for a second season — but Silas Cooper will not be joining in on the fun.

“Hey Martha! We back,” Jasmine Ellis Cooper, Silas’ wife, told cameras during the season 2 trailer, which premiered on February 21. “So much has changed since last summer.”

Following in the tradition of Bravo’s Summer House franchise, Martha’s Vineyard takes a group of people in their twenties and thirties, puts them in a house together, and allows viewers to watch as the group navigates conflict, themed parties, and the trials and tribulations of friendship at this point in their lives. According to Lorraine Haughton-Lawson, SVP of programming at Truly Productions, Bravo approached the production company two years ago about wanting to develop a show in the area. Haughton-Lawson, who’s worked on Real Housewives of Atlanta and Potomac, says she immediately understood the appeal of wanting to film a show in the Martha’s Vineyard area.

Stars of Bravo's new spinoff Summer House: Martha's Vineyard Silas Cooper and Jasmine Ellis Cooper are sharing their personal connection to the Massachusetts vacation hotspot, which was one of the first beach destinations where Black Americans could vacation and purchase property over 100 years ago.

Bravo's got a whole new summer on the horizon.

 PEOPLE can exclusively debut the trailer for Summer House: Martha's Vineyard, the new Summer House spinoff set to premiere this May. The show takes the action from Montauk to Martha's Vineyard, following a cast of 12 young Black professionals and entrepreneurs during their summer getaway.