Inside Beverly Hills - The Land Of The Rich and Famous

In this episode, we're at home with the super-rich of 90210. Johnathan Grahm’s family have lived in the city for three generations, they are Beverly Hills royalty. Follow the colorful lifestyle of this self-made millionaire chocolatier to the stars as he creates new products for Chrissy Teigen and John Legend. Desperate to start a family with their husband, Jeff, Jonathan embarks on the long journey to source designer donor eggs and find a surrogate mother. The Beverly Wilshire, the hotel that inspired the Hollywood blockbuster 'Pretty Woman,' is one of the most iconic, luxurious, and expensive in America. To get an insight into this exclusive and rarefied world, we go behind the scenes with long-term resident guest Carolyn Folks. Even though this media mogul lives just a few blocks away, she chooses to check in to Beverly Wilshire for weeks, months, and even years at a time. This episode also follows British TV presenter Dani Behr, ‘90s star of 'The Word' and 'I’m a Celebrity,' who has re-invented herself in Beverly Hills as a real estate agent. Dani specializes in selling super houses to the super-rich, where the cheapest properties start at five million dollars, and homes regularly go for 70 million. Dani gives us an extraordinary insight into a commission-only dog-eat-dog world of the designer houses of Beverly Hills, along with her picky, tricky, multi-millionaire clients.

This episode looks at what it takes to find true happiness in the land where the sun always shines. We’re down on Rodeo Drive to meet the movers and shakers making it and faking it both financially and in the love stakes. Stephen Oscar is a 23-year-old model and aspiring actor, but the real money comes from being a social influencer with an online following of hundreds of thousands. Stephen invites us into his everyday world, where it takes nothing to blag diamond necklaces worth fifty thousand dollars, crash catwalk shows, and work out with Gunnar Peterson, personal trainer to Hollywood’s A-list. Matchmaker Gina Hendrix is on the prowl for eligible women for her billionaire male client. She charges a minimum of $75,000, and her main challenge lies in finding women who are both beautiful and hyper-educated. "I’m always looking for supermodels with master's degrees who deliver water to children in Africa." Gina may boast a 95% success rate, but her matchmaking with millionaire record producer Chris doesn’t go to plan. Meanwhile, British aristocrat Lady Victoria Hervey made her home in LA 15 years ago and is now launching her designer swimwear brand, Ladyship. In the search for eternal youth, she introduces us to the world of cosmetic enhancement where "getting Botox in your lunch break is like buying a sandwich." Finally, in her search for love and happiness, we follow her on a blind date that has car crash consequences.

This time, it’s all about style, status, and how to dispose of your income. Jen Principe is a personal celebrity stylist, fashion commentator, and author. It’s her job to dress the movers and shakers of LA, who tend to spend around $50,000 on new wardrobes three times a year. Jen may only have ten clients, but she charges them $350 per hour for her taste and expertise. And in the area where more than a third of households own a dog, Jonathan Grahm has arranged a spa day for his Pomeranian's extravagant birthday.