The show, aptly titled Ready to Minglewill follow one single girl trying to find the perfect boyfriend out of 12 male suitors who are trying to compete for her attention and affections. However, in an interesting twist, some of the guys on the show are already in relationships — and some of their partners are nearby watching what their boyfriends are doing to win the money. The 12 boys and the hopeful girl will stay in a stunning house in Devon for three weeks while the group 'mingle' through challenges, group activities and individual dates. Think of it as a mixture of Love Island and The Bachelorette. Boys will be eliminated until one remains, and the girl will have to take her best guess as to whether the 'chosen one' is truly single and seeking love or if he's just there for the money. Ryan said: I am so excited to be a part of this new dating game show. How could I say no? It's like nothing we've seen before but still will all the drama and dating dilemmas we love to see, and I'll be there front row as it all unfolds. Dating show fans will likely appreciate this new take on dating, drawing on other successful reality TV that have captured audiences for the past decades.
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