The wait is over for “In the City” fans eager to find out who’s joining the Bravo gang.

Page Six can exclusively reveal the five new cast members set to shake things up in the show’s highly anticipated second season.

A source tells us Brittany Whitfield, Robert Morrison, Reagan Baker, Natasha Parker and Barthelemy Jallet will be newbies in the upcoming season.

The newcomers will join the returning cast as cameras roll on the new season, which was filmed in Cancún, Mexico, this past weekend at the SLS Playa Mujeres.

Parker is no stranger to reality TV, having appeared on Peter Weber’s season of “The Bachelor” before heading to “Bachelor in Paradise.”

Baker also has reality-TV experience, having starred in HBO Max’s dating series “Swiping America” in 2023.

Kyle Cooke took to the decks at the resort’s pool party on Saturday, part of its “Taste of SLS” weekend celebration, which also featured performances by The Chainsmokers and Bomba Estéreo.

The festivities also provided the backdrop for the “In the City” cast, who filmed scenes throughout the resort, from the spa and beach to the evening celebrations — and, of course, Cooke’s DJ set.

Original cast members in Mexico over the weekend included Cooke, Lindsay Hubbard, Gavin Moseley, Yvonne Najor, Nick Barber, Kenny Martin and Whitney Fransway. Newcomers Parker, Whitfield, Baker and Morrison were also there.

Parker is a certified meditation teacher living in New York City, and she also hosts her own podcast, “Hidden Gems with Natasha Parker.”

Whitfield is a New York City-based celebrity makeup artist and licensed esthetician. She is married to fellow newcomer Morrison.

Baker, married to Jallet, is a hairstylist who founded “House of Reagan,” a Soho salon.

The cast shake-up also means several familiar faces from Season 1 won’t be back, including Amanda Batula, Danielle Olivera and her partner Eoin Heavey, as well as Andrea Denver and his wife, Lexi Sundin.

Batula dropped out of “In the City” ahead of Season 2 over the intense online bullying, fan backlash and cast drama surrounding her relationship with West Wilson.

Page Six previously reported that one source told us that Bravo wanted Batula to return to the show’s sophomore season in a more limited, part-time capacity.

However, the source claimed Batula, 35, turned down the opportunity because the network wouldn’t allow her to film with her boyfriend, Wilson, 31.

A second source denied that, claiming it’s simply not the right time for either of them to appear on the show. A third source, meanwhile, alleged that the network was not willing to meet Batula’s high salary demands.

Page Six has reached out to Bravo regarding the new cast members.