Saucy throuples TV show renewed for second season

A saucy throuples TV show will land a second series after scoring rave reviews. 

Production on Love Triangle series two has reportedly already begun, according to The Sun. 

The show was allegedly inspired by the three-way relationship between boxing champion David Haye, The Saturdays singer Una Healy and model Sian Osborne.

Love Triangle follows unlucky-in-love singles who are matched with two potential partners in the hope of finding love. in an unconventional way.

A TV source told the publication: ‘Throuples is a buzz word in dating right now so the first season of Love Triangle caught viewers’ imagination, and produced explosive telly and some really raunchy moments.

Saucy throuples TV show, Love Triangle, will see a second series as E4 starts productions after the dating hit saw rave reviews (contestants pictured from series one)

Love Triangle follows unlucky-in-love singles who are matched with two potential partners in the hope of finding love. in an unconventional way

‘On a deeper level, the programme also dug into the huge spectrum of what love looks like these days ­— it’s not always the cookie-cutter boy-meets-girl story we see on the likes of Love Island.

‘Producers hoped to reflect how dating in the real world isn’t always one size fits all, and both critics and viewers seemed to agree.’

A casting ad read: ‘In a world where online dating offers too much choice, are we letting true love slip through our fingers?

‘Modern dating has turned into a shallow numbers game in which snap judgments are made, often based on nothing more than superficial selfies.

‘Finding the quality amongst the quantity is harder than ever.

‘In this alternative to swiping right, our pickers will take the bold step of sharing their lives with just two suitors, chosen by a dating expert.

‘When given the time to make a proper connection, which one will ultimately win their heart?’

The sees six courageous singles reject all the conventions and pitfalls of modern, app-based dating, in favour of a radical new approach.

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Turning their backs on the overwhelming stream of choice, the singles’ options will be shrunk to just two to choose between. 

One match embodies each single’s usual wants, type and desires; the other reflects their deeper, more fulfilling romantic needs.

Love Triangle, produced by Workerbee (a Banijay UK company), will follow the singletons as they spend 48 hours getting to know their two matches via text only. 

In its efforts to offer an antidote to the worst aspects of modern dating, this experience demands that the singles make their decision without setting eyes on their suitors; no pictures or selfies allowed.

After just two days of trying to build a connection, they must make the potentially life-changing choice between their two matches, before they meet them on a blind date. 

Just 24 hours later, the picker and their chosen match will take the extraordinary step of moving in together, to explore what their future might look like. 

But around the corner are a series of gripping plot-twists that neither the singles, nor their suitors, see coming.

Just as the new couples are settling into their love nests, the rejected love matches will make a shocking, surprise return; the ‘pickers’ must meet their alternative option on a second blind date.

On this blind date, the new love interest will reveal they are also moving in to the shared house to form a love triangle.

After the six singles have spent time dating and getting to know both their matches, all three will move in together to form a love triangle.

At the end of the experience, each single must make a momentous, gut-wrenching decision as they have to choose which of their two matches to continue dating in pursuit of long-term love.

Over the course of the experience the six singles will be forced to question themselves, their choices and everything they think they know about love.