Explosive dating show from Married at First Sight producers is coming to the UK
Topics: Married At First Sight, Married At First Sight Australia, Love Island, TV And Film
Mia Williams
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Topics: Married At First Sight, Married At First Sight Australia, Love Island, TV And Film
A brand new dating show from the brains behind Married at First Sight is coming to E4 with a revolutionary relationship format.
Six singles will be gracing our screens and a whole host of shocking twists and turns are expected in the new series called Love Triangle.
This show sees the contestants trial a new way of dating, leaving behind dating apps in favour of a new radical approach.
Channel 4 commissioning editor, Lee McMurray, said: “When it comes to romance, most of us have a type we want, who often disappoints; we fail to spot the match we need, who could make us truly happy.
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“Love Triangle puts this modern dating dilemma front and centre, with a trademark E4 twist.
“I’m confident British audiences will be gripped by this radical rejection of our current looks-based, swipe-right dating culture, as they share the joy, love, heartache and off-the-scale drama of the six brave singles taking part in this unique, distinctive quest for love.”
With singles making a range of life-changing decisions throughout the show, viewers are set to be in for a real treat.
The six participants will choose a love match from just two options - but after choosing one to date, the other will make a shocking surprise return to form a love triangle…you see where this is going!
After two days of getting to know each other and hopefully forming connections, they must make a huge decision between their two matches before meeting on a blind date.
Just a day later, the picker and their chosen match will make an extraordinary decision to move in together (we can all relate), to explore the relationship they have made further.
Around the corner from this, however, are a series of bombshell-shaped plot twists.
A bombshell will be introduced at each stage of the relationships, for example just as the new couple are settling in and at the end of the experience.
Throughout the process, the singles will question their own decisions and everything they know about the concept of love.
Ben Mitchell, Workerbee Creative Director, said: “In the superficial world of modern dating, it’s all too easy to swipe away matches who could have been the love of our lives, if only we’d given them a chance.
“In this explosive new format, we’re asking six singles to try a very different approach to finding ‘the one’.
“The results are surprising, emotional and dramatic. In Love Triangle, there are three sides to every story!”