AceShowbiz - "Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles" is on hiatus. The Bravo series, known for its glam portrayal of the high-end real estate market in L.A., has halted production ahead of its 16th season.

While TMZ reports that the show hasn't been outright canceled, the future of the series remains uncertain.

This hiatus comes in the wake of significant changes within the cast. The show's mainstays, Josh Altman and his wife, Heather Altman, announced their departure from the series in the fall of 2024.

The couple cited family priorities as their reason for stepping away. In an exclusive interview with Us Weekly last year, Josh reflected, "We can always go out there and sell houses. We can always go out there and do all these things, but we'll never get the time back when our kids are this age."

The Altmans' exit wasn't a sudden decision. Josh, 46, indicated that the idea had been bubbling for about 24 months. Their decision to prioritize family time came after observing friends with older children emphasizing the importance of making the most of the early years.

Josh and Heather's departure was followed closely by fellow star Tracy Tutor, who left her real estate brokerage, Douglas Elliman, for Compass. Although it was unclear how this career move would affect her involvement with the show, Tutor expressed optimism about aligning her brand with Compass's vision.

Season 15 of "Million Dollar Listing L.A.", which aired from July to September 2024, marked the end of an era for long-term cast members like Josh Flagg and David Parnes.

Flagg holds the title of the longest-running star, having joined in 2008, while Parnes has been a fixture since 2014. With such pivotal figures exiting, the show's future inevitably came into question.

Bravo's decision to press pause, though unsurprising to some, has left the series' devoted fanbase in suspense. The Altmans poignantly shared on Instagram, "Thank you all for being part of this incredible journey with our family and business for the past 15 years of our lives."

While there is hope for the show's return, as TMZ's sources suggest, the current incarnation of "Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles" has undeniably concluded after a storied 15-season run.

As fans eagerly await any updates on the show's fate, the series continues to be available for streaming on Peacock, providing a nostalgic reprise for longtime viewers.