The latest episode of the hit series “People’s Next Red Carpet Reporter” has captivated audiences with its blend of tense eliminations and heartfelt exchanges among contestants. The sixth episode, which is now available for streaming, marks a significant turning point as the competition narrows down to just three finalists.
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Lizzie Hyman, a determined staff writer, has successfully secured her place in the top three after demonstrating remarkable poise during a particularly challenging interview segment. In stark contrast, another contestant faced elimination, struggling with self-assurance during the crucial interview phase. The mounting pressure of the competition has left both contestants and viewers eagerly anticipating who will ultimately prevail.

Viewers were treated to a mix of humour and vulnerability in this episode, especially during the interviews conducted by comedians Grant Gibbs and Ashley Gill, fondly referred to as “A Twink and a Redhead.” The duo maintained a light-hearted atmosphere, despite the inherent pressures of the challenge. Contestant Brendan Le provided a comedic note, joking about his experience with the duo: “It’s nice to know that they weren’t actually high during my interview, but I still wish I was.”
This episode featured a pivotal moment when editor-at-large Janie Rubenstein announced Hyman as the standout performer of the interview challenge. Guest judge Keltie Knight praised Hyman for her ability to connect with the interviewers, remarking, “You did exactly what you were supposed to do.” Following this affirmation, Hyman reflected on her success, stating, “Making it to the top three, I feel really good about myself.”
Further complicating the outcome, Carly Breit, the senior platforms editor, unveiled a golden immunity microphone she had won in an earlier challenge. This time, she produced a celebrity endorsement video from singer and actress Aly Michalka, forcing Alex Ross and Brendan Le into a precarious position poised for elimination. Le openly acknowledged his struggles during the interview and waited anxiously as the judges deliberated.
Ultimately, it was Knight who made the difficult decision to eliminate Le, citing his diminished confidence as a contributing factor. “I think I learned that I just have to trust my gut and I should just get out of my head during interviews,” Le reflected in a candid moment following the verdict.
With Le’s exit, the competition has narrowed down to Hyman, Ross, and Breit. The three celebrated their advancement in the contest with drinks, although the elation was tinged with the bittersweet nature of their close friendship. Ross had previously feared the worst, admitting, “I thought I was packing. I thought that was my swan song.”
Amidst the competitive atmosphere, emotional connections have deepened between the contestants. Hyman shared her thoughts on the challenges of going up against friends in the show, stating, “We’re all such close friends.” This camaraderie culminated in expressive moments where the three finalists took time to appreciate one another and reflect on their shared experiences in the competition.
The episode concluded with anticipation for the penultimate challenge, which promises to draw parallels with the popular reality series “Love is Blind.” As the excitement builds for the next episode, fans can eagerly await new updates on the journey of the remaining contestants.
New episodes of “People’s Next Red Carpet Reporter” are rolling out daily at 11 a.m. ET, accessible through the People App and across the PEOPLE media channels. With emotions running high and a thrilling finale on the horizon, it’s an exhilarating time for both participants and fans alike.
