Netflix fans will see some of their favourite reality stars return to the streaming service to look for love one more time.
Perfect Match fittingly lands on Netflix on Tuesday, February 14 (Valentine's Day) and has a cast including stars from Love Is Blind, The Circle and Too Hot To Handle.
The show's synopsis reads: "As they compete to form relationships, the most compatible couples will play matchmaker, breaking up other couples and sending them on dates with brand-new singles they'll invite to the villa.
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"Will they create better matches, or will they create chaos? In this over-the-top journey of strategy and dating only one couple will be crowned the Perfect Match."
The series comes from the creators of Love Is Blind and, unsurprisingly, Nick Lachey will be hosting.
Perfect Match will consist of 12 hour-long episodes, with the first four being released on February 14. Four more will drop on February 21, with the final four coming on February 28.
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The cast of Perfect Match is as follows:
Abbey Humphreys (Twentysomethings)
Anne-Sophie Petit-Frere (Selling Tampa)
Bartise Bowden (Love Is Blind)
Calvin Crooks (The Circle)
Chase DeMoor (Too Hot To Handle)
Chloe Veitch (Too Hot To Handle, The Circle)
Colony Reeves (Selling Tampa)
Damian Powers (Love Is Blind)
Diamond Jack (Love Is Blind)
Dom Gabriel (The Mole)
Francesca Farago (Too Hot To Handle)
Georgia Hassarati (Too Hot To Handle)
Ines Tazi (The Circle France)
Izzy Fairthorne (Too Hot To Handle)
Joey Sasso (The Circle)
Kariselle Snow (Sexy Beasts)
Lauren "LC" Chamblin (Love Is Blind)
Mitchell Eason (The Circle)
Nick Uhlenhuth (The Circle)
Savannah Palacio (The Circle)
Shayne Jansen (Love Is Blind)
Will Richardson (The Mole)
Zay Wilson (The Ultimatum)
Perfect Match lands on Netflix on Tuesday, February 14.
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