Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie are teaming up again for a new reality show

Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie reunite on the small screen!

Page Six can confirm that the “Simple Life” alums have signed on for a new reality show.

Although it is unclear what the premise of the series will be, the sources he told TMZ Wednesday that the new design will be different from their early 2000s programming.

The untitled series has reportedly been in the works for months, with both socialites bouncing around ideas until they finally settled on one proposal.

However, cameras have not rolled yet as production is still in its early stages.

Still, according to the report, there was an “all-out bidding war” when production companies learned that Hilton, 43, and Richie, 42, had reunited.

While it’s unclear which network has acquired the new series, James Corden’s production company, Fulwell 73, has reportedly acquired the rights to make it.

“The Simple Life” aired from 2003 to 2007 and followed Hilton and Richie as they tried to work low-wage jobs in the real world.

Although the series only lasted five seasons, it is still considered a cult element of pop culture.

Both Hilton and Richie suggested that something was up on Instagram Wednesday by posting identical collages photos from his youth.

“From day one: Sill and Bill👭,” the two captioned the nostalgic posts, calling themselves “Simple Life.”

The hotel heiress apparently dropped a hint about her and Richie’s new project last month while promoting her new self-tanner.

Hilton recreated one of her most iconic looks from the early 2000s series in the ad The Future Airbrush 360 self-tanning mist ($49).

The mother of two wore an updated version of the denim bustier and miniskirt she wore during a promotional shoot for the “American Gothic”-style reality show.

While her updated style included a red rosette necklace like the one she wore in the show’s poster, Hilton wore a lace-up denim dress rather than a two-piece set.

In addition to the upcoming show, Hilton currently stars in her own Peacock series, Paris in Love.