FOX REALITY WELCOMES "THE PRINCES OF MALIBU" BEGINNING THIS SUNDAY, JULY 31

"All Reality, All the Time" network enables early fans of FOX series to see remaining original episodes in same time period

LOS ANGELES � This Sunday, Fox Networks Group's new cable and satellite network Fox Reality becomes home to THE PRINCES OF MALIBU, an original reality series begun on Fox Broadcasting Co. earlier this summer. David Lyle, Chief Operating Officer and General Manager of Fox Realty, said Fox Reality will also keep THE PRINCES OF MALIBU in its same 8:30 pm (ET/PT) time period on each of the next four Sundays to complete its four original episodes.

"People who love reality TV are some of the most passionate fans you could hope to find," Lyle said. "One goal in creating Fox Reality is to offer fans an exciting place to share in their commitment to reality. We offer them a wide range of programming, including shows that didn't complete their runs elsewhere."

THE PRINCES OF MALIBU, an unscripted series filled with humor and some universally relatable family issues, focuses on the home life of legendary musician, composer, arranger and producer David Foster, his wife Linda Thompson � an award-winning songwriter, and his stepsons Brandon (24) and Brody (21). The remaining four original episodes will air on consecutive Sundays, beginning July 31 (8:30 PM � 9:00 PM ET/PT).

THE PRINCES OF MALIBU uncovers the comedy that inevitably arises when two free-wheeling adult brothers live at home with their mother and stepfather. The difference here is that their home is a luxurious 22-acre compound by the sea. Set in the ritzy, sun-drenched environs of tony Malibu, California, the show reveals both the drama and the humor as Brandon and Brody Jenner live the high life while trying to coexist with their stepdad.

The recipient of 14 Grammy Awards, Foster has worked with some of the most successful artists in the music industry � world-class performers such as Paul McCartney, Barbra Streisand, Lionel Richie, Whitney Houston, Toni Braxton, Celine Dion, Neil Diamond, Josh Groban and many others. But while Foster's prolific career continues to soar, things at home have gotten complicated when it comes to his stepsons. The boys are attractive and charming and they've learned how to use their "skills" to get themselves out of tricky situations. They can do no wrong in the eyes of their mother, a former Miss Tennessee who dated Elvis Presley for five years and was later married to Olympian Bruce Jenner.

So while Foster is hard at work, Brandon and Brody are working hard at spending his money � running up tabs at expensive restaurants, partying all night, and bringing literally hundreds of friends and strangers home with them. All that is about to stop. Foster is putting his foot down.

He's being driven to distraction and the boys' antics aren't exactly pleasing neighbors like Streisand, Britney Spears and Pamela Anderson. If Brandon and Brody want to keep living under Foster's roof, they'll have to act more responsibly and start paying their own way.

In Episode 3, Brandon and Brody are still living at Casablanca and it is almost all-out "war" between the Malibu heartthrobs and their music-mogul stepdad when the Jenner boys rent out Foster's home studio to a group of rap artists.

The series is produced by GRB Entertainment. Gary R. Benz, Brant Pinvidic and Spencer Pratt are the Executive Producers.

Fox Reality launched May 24, 2005 to become the first destination for lovers of unscripted programming. The channel offers major US network favorites, international reality programming, and original series and specials. Fox Reality offers reality viewers more depth of information on their favorite reality programming with "Reality Revealed" � more unseen footage, more insight, more interviews and more fun. Fox Reality is currently seen in more than 18 million households, and is on pace to become one of only six new cable or satellite networks to surpass 20 million homes in its first year. To get more information on Fox Reality programs and schedules, please visit www.foxreality.com. To see if you get Fox Reality, call 1-877-859-REAL.

(EDITOR'S NOTE: "THE PRINCES OF MALIBU" had its last airing on FOX on Sunday, July 17)