Great Neck Reacts to News of New LI 'Princess' Reality Show

Reaction on the street Wednesday was sharp and swift on the news of a new TV reality show which will feature a group of young, Great Neck women.

The Bravo network unveiled this week 17 new shows, including one about a "boomerang generation" of six wealthy Great Neck rich girls who return to their pampered lifestyles in the comfort of their parents’ estates and at the expense of their fathers’ bank accounts.

Princesses: Long Island doesn't premier until June 2, but one Great Neck teen predicts program will be a disgrace to children.

"This show is not good for teenagers in Long Island and especially Great Neck because they think it's reality and it's really not, so it gives us a bad reputation," said a 14-year-old in Great Neck Plaza Wednesday. 

"We're not really big fans," said two lifelong Great Neck girls, who agreed that the show might negatively stereotype people that lives in Great Neck.

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All agreed that the show might help Great Neck business.

"I think it's going to great for the town," said high-end Great Neck Plaza boutique owner Steven Dann. "It's going to a platform for some of the girls to really utilize the town and make it known to the world that Great Neck is on the map."

The sentiment for the program was mostly negative from most young females interviewed.

"It's kind of a disgrace to our hometown because it's showing that we are snotty, rich people," said a 14-year-old girl. "It's not all true."

The Bravo network did not immediately return a request for comment.