Love Is Blind's hosts have been confirmed in a first-look clip teasing the upcoming UK edition of the Netflix dating show.
Emma Willis and Matt Willis will present Love Is Blind UK, following British singletons on their quest for love, starting in the famous pods and following their journey all the way up to the altar.
The announcement was made via a teaser video clip, giving fans a first glimpse at the new hosts in action.
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"Introducing the hosts of Love is Blind: UK," read the video caption, as clips teased the hosts' identities with footage of both Emma and Matt walking into the Love is Blind pods.
The camera finally pans to Emma and Matt's faces, as they sit in separate pods.
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"Hello Emma," says Matt to his wife, with Emma replying: "Hello Matt".
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The two collapse into laughter at the "bizarre" situation, of finding each other in the pods.
The clip concludes with Matt asking Emma what brings her to Love is Blind UK?
"I'm looking for love," she says. "Shall we do it?"
"Let's do it," he agrees.
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The Big Brother presenter and Busted star, who are married in real life, are clearly delighted to be fronting the UK version of the dating show.
"I love to play matchmaker with my friends and love LOVE so I am excited to be co-hosting the first ever UK version of Love Is Blind," said Emma in a press statement, joking that viewers will be getting "double Willis" on their screens soon.
Matt added: "It's been such a dream working together and fascinating to watch the process unfold.
"Experiencing this new project side by side has been really amazing and I can't wait for people to come on this journey with us."
Whilst no release date has been shared as yet, the series has been teased as coming to Netflix in 2024.
Love Is Blind US season 5 will premiere on September 22 on Netflix, while season 4's After the Altar streams from September 1.
Emily is an experienced freelance entertainment writer and editor, reporting on all things TV, film, soaps and showbiz. An NCTJ-qualified journalist, with a First Class Honours degree in Journalism from the University of Sussex, Emily is a former Deputy News Editor and Evening News Editor at Digital Spy. She has previously worked at Hello magazine, BBC South News and GoodtoKnow.
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