ITV bosses are lining up a new dating series aiming to bring exs back together.
Although the channel already has Love Island they are currently working on a new dating show called Second Chance which will focus on former flames reuniting.
ITV are already casting for the new show which will film in a lavish sunny destination.
The ITV application reads: ‘Want to win back your ex? Did you cheat and want a second chance?
‘A major entertainment service is currently seeking singles who want to explore the possibility of rekindling a meaningful relationship.’
ITV bosses are lining up a new dating series aiming to bring exs back together
Although the channel already has Love Island they are currently working on a new dating show called Second Chance which will focus on former flames reuniting (pictured Maya Jama)
A TV insider told The Sun: ‘Exes are big businesses for reality bookers. They not only bring the possibility of romance, they almost always guarantee drama.
‘Viewers have grown tired of the cheesy boy-meets-girl plot lines and exes spice things up. There’s a reason Ex On The Beach has lasted 13 seasons for MTV, to date.
‘And All Stars has proven ITV’s Love Island viewers love a messy break-up, as producers continue to pile former squeezes in the villa.
‘Second Chance is not yet confirmed to run on ITV but they’ll have first refusal as it’s an ITV Studios property and is being made by the Love Island team at Lifted Entertainment.’
It comes after Gary Barlow landed his own travel show on ITV which will feature his love for music and travel.
The Take That singer, 53, is set to start filming across Europe for the new series in March ahead of the bands This Life tour in April.
TV sources have said that Gary will bring along some of his famous pals on the trip as he explores some of the world’s most beautiful locations.
An insider told The Sun said: ‘Gary is fronting a new travelogue on ITV which will air later this autumn. He is very well travelled but loves to explore new places so when he was approached with the idea he jumped at the chance.
It comes after Gary Barlow landed his own travel show on ITV which will feature his love for music and travel
‘Gary will head around Europe, along with some of his famous pals, and take viewers along with him for the ride. He is a natural on camera and ITV think the show will be a hit with their audiences.
‘As well as looking at culture and food, music will play a part in the show and Gary hopes to bring something really new and exciting to the table.’
Gary will be busy filming ahead of joining Mark Owen and Howard Donald on the Take That tour which will kicks star on April 13 in Sheffield.
