Will there be a Too Hot to Handle season 3?
There are always big stories on WalesOnline - don't miss any with our daily email Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up now Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Hit reality show Too Hot to Handle sees a group of sexy singletons living together in a Love Island-style villa as they compete in a series of challenges while trying to find love and win a share of the final prize money. As fans of the Netflix show will know, the catch is that in order to win the jackpot they must all resist temptation and keep their hands off one another. By removing sex from the equation, the show aims to help the chastity-challenged singles form deep, personal connections rather than quick summer flings. Read more: Too Hot To Handle cast revealed as Welsh model and personal trainer joins series 2  The first four episodes of season two are available to stream on Netflix from June 23, with the remaining six episodes set to follow a week later on Wednesday, June 30. Heres everything you need to know about the status of the third season. Yes, there will be a third season of Too Hot to Handle . In fact, its already been filmed, with production reportedly starting straight after filming for the second series concluded. Brandon Riegg, vice president for Netflixs unscripted and documentary series, confirmed the news, telling Variety : The secret is out - were thrilled to bring back Too Hot to Handle for two new seasons in a tropical paradise. According to Variety, the second and third series were cast and shot under the title Parties in Paradise to ensure contestants didnt know what they were walking into. The first season of the hit dating show was filmed in a luxury resort in Mexico in March 2019 before being released on Netflix on April 17, 2020. Filming for both the second and third series took place concurrently in the Turks and Caicos Islands under Covid-19 production safety protocols. Subscribe to the What's On newsletter today Here at WalesOnline we've always enjoyed highlighting the best events, activities and things to do for you and your family when you have some down time. But we know life is a little different right now, so we've temporarily rebranded our content as Stay In, and are committed to bringing you the latest information on virtual events, family activities and food you can enjoy during lockdown. Click on this link to our newsletter sign-up centre, enter your email address and tick the box for the What's On newsletter. It's free and you can unsubscribe at any time. Youre in luck, because Netflix has a good selection of similarly addictive dating and reality shows. Here are a few currently streaming:  Love Is Blind  The first season of Love Is Blind premiered on Netflix in February last year and was an instant lockdown TV hit. It has since been renewed for two more seasons, but there is no release date confirmed as of yet. The reality series sees a group of singletons date each other without ever meeting face-to-face, instead communicating from their separate pods. The goal of the series is to see if they can form romantic connections without knowing what the other person looks like. Once they feel theyre ready to commit to someone, the contestants can propose, and if the other person accepts they leave the pods and see each other for the first time before going on holiday and living together in the run up to their wedding day. sees a group of single contestants try to find their perfect match while staying in a luxury beach resort. The key difference is that this show uses a mathematical algorithm to determine compatibility, rather than leaving it totally up to the contestants. There are currently two seasons of the MTV show on Netflix so its well worth a watch if youre looking for something to tide you over until the third series of Too Hot to Handle. Dating Around  The premise of Dating Around is that one single person goes on five dates with five different people in each episode. After theyve been on all the dates they choose the one person they want to go on a second date with, dumping the rest. The second season of Too Hot to Handle is available to stream on Netflix from Wednesday, June 23.