Finally.
Amazon Prime has finally given the go ahead for a brand new lesbian docu-series, and honestly we're surprised it wasn't sooner.
Amazon announced yesterday that a new group of friends are heading to the streaming service, and it's all about their lives in Tampa Bay, Florida.
Green lighting the latest series, Tampa Baes, it will feature eight episodes where the girls navigate their way through life in Florida's "ever-growing gay hotspot."
It's set to come to Amazon Prime this autumn, but no exact release date has been announced yet.
Amazon described the series in a release, saying: "The young lesbian 'it-crowd' navigating and celebrating life in Tampa Bay – Florida's LGBTQ+ hub and the place to see and be seen. Always ready for an adventure or a good party, this group of loyal friends — and sometimes more than friends — is ambitious and unapologetic while constantly battling stereotypes and labels.
"With all eyes on these fun-loving women at this pivotal moment in their personal and professional lives, there's not a challenge or hot-button issue they won't tackle, even if it means getting real with each other."
The cast is made up of Ali Myers, Nelly Ramirez, Shiva Pishdad, Jordan Whitley, Marissa Gialousis, Summer Mitchell, Cuppie Bragg, Brianna Murphy, Haley Grable, Melanie Posner, Olivia Mullins and Mack McKenzie, so there's always going to be something happening to keep us entertained with this lot.
And the girls were more than excited that the secret was finally revealed, heading to Instagram to share the good news of the show.
Nelly wrote: "Secrets out! So incredibly excited to be apart of this opportunity and cast! Coming this fall."
Ali said: "Ayeeee!!! So pumped to be a part of the new @amazonprimevideo series releasing this fall! Let's gooooooo."
While Jordan joined her costars, saying: "The last few months have been a whirlwind and I'm still not sure it was all real but what I do know is I'm honored to have been apart of this process. Catch me and the rest of these #TampaBaes on @amazonprimevideo this fall!"
