Ready To Mingle: ITV2's New Dating Gaming Show Sounds Just Like The Bachelor With An Incredible Twist

With only a few weeks left of this year's series of Love Island, fans will soon be on the lookout for the next dating competition so to obsess over.

Luckily for us, ITV 2 has just dropped the trailer for their upcoming series Ready To Mingle and not only does it have the potential to be as big as Love Island, its unique format suggests there will be lots of drama and juicy twists along the way.

Watch the trailer below:

Katherine Ryan hosts the series which follows a single girl in search for her perfect partner out of 12 male suitors to win a cash prize.

But wait, there's a twist - not all of the men are single. In fact, some of them are being guided by their own partners to try and win the hefty prize money. Talk about an explosive twist!

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Through getting to know the guys by doing activities, playing games and going on romantic dates, the single girl must eliminate each man until there is just one left. But can she work out who is single and who isn't?!

"Which boy will be left standing? Can she suss out who is the real deal? They may not all be single, but they're all Ready to Mingle," says ITV.

The show is set to debut on ITV 2 in September.

In related news, FBoy Island is a dating show which sees a group of 'nice guys' and 'f*ck boys' go to a tropical island where three women are waiting to find love.

Across the 10-episode series, 24 men have to compete with just three women in a romance competition to win a $100,000 (£71,785.00) prize.

Watch the trailer below:

Comedian Nikki Glaser hosts the series, which comes from the mind of The Bachelor producer Elan Gale. It was filmed in the Cayman Islands earlier this year and in addition to all the juicy drama and love triangles, the golden sands and palm trees will be a feast for the eyes.

Unfortunately FBoy Island is not available to stream in UK at the moment however we'll let you know as soon as hear about a premiere date. We'll definitely need something to fill the Love Island-sized void in our lives soon.

Topics: TV And Film

Gregory Robinson

Gregory is a journalist working for Tyla. After graduating with a master's degree in journalism, he has worked for both print and online publications and is particularly interested in TV, (pop) music and lifestyle. He loves Madonna, teen dramas from the '90s and prefers tea over coffee.