Brooks Nader is aiming high.

The model, who rose to fame after winning the 2019 Sports Illustrated Swim Search, is debuting her own reality show, “Love Thy Nader,” on Aug. 27. Executive produced by Jimmy Kimmel, the Hulu series will follow Nader and her sisters, Sarah Jane, Grace Ann and Mary Holland, as they leave their hometown of Louisiana and move to New York City.

“We came from nothing, armed with nothing but grit, ambition and a wild belief that we could make it in our dream city,” Nader told WWD via email. “Now we’re here, chasing the kind of over-the-top, pinch-me dreams that feel impossible — until you realize they’re not,” she said.

The show is the next big step in Nader’s rising career. In the last couple of years, the model competed in “Dancing With the Stars” and starred in different campaigns, including LDMA’s winter 2025 collection. She was also one of the VIP guests at Lauren Sánchez’s and Jeff Bezos’ wedding in June.

With the gained attention from the media, fashion evolved into a part of her branding. Nader became a red carpet fixture, wearing looks by Stella McCartney and Saint Laurent, among other luxury designers, in her public appearances. While promoting the new show, the model is expected to debut a custom dress by GapStudio by Zac Posen. “I love what he is doing at Gap,” she said.

Nader is often seen wearing darker shades — “loving Bordeaux and different shades of brown,” she said — and pairing simple silhouettes with bold accessories. “Maximalism. I don’t know if this is technically trending, but can we make it trend?” she asked, adding, “More is more. We only have one life, so let’s live it up and wear the crazy things. Even if someone says it’s too much.”

The model has also had a taste of designing her own collection with her Hudson Jeans collaboration, which debuted in 2024. “It was so much fun being on the other side and designing and producing the line in collaboration with the Hudson team. I am used to being on the other side of the camera, and the creative process was so exciting. From early sketches to picking out fabrics, to my favorite muses wearing it out in the wild. I definitely want to do that again,” she said.

Regarding sharing the spotlight with her sister in “Love Thy Nader,” the model said the process made them “closer than ever.”

“As we were filming, there was so much drama that unfolded in all of our relationships with each other and love interests, which is always challenging, but the process brought us even closer than we were before, which seemed hard to top,” she said. “Of course, there were some extensions pulled and blood drawn, but that’s par for the course in the Naderfam.”

“Love Thy Nader” will air weekly on Freeform, starting with a two-episode premiere on Aug. 26 at 9 p.m. ET, and the entire season will be available to stream on Aug. 27 on Hulu.