Netflix's new reality show Cheat: Unfinished Business has revealed its full cast line-up and release date.
Amanda Holden hosts the nine-part series, which follows eight former couples whose relationships ended due to infidelity.
The contestants are whisked off to a luxury resort where Celebs Go Dating and Married at First Sight's Paul C Brunson will guide them as the examine their relationships, where they will eventually decide to give things another go, or draw a line under things for good.
The full cast has been revealed, and eagle-eyed reality TV fans might notice Love Island's Biggs Chris and Lauren Gormley in the trailer.
There's another Rebecca in the cast, an influencer from Newcastle who is taking part alongside her Welsh sales associate ex Dan. Another former couple are both from Wales, leisure administration Lucia and plumber Conor.
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We've also got insurance operations manager Tegan and entrepreneur Shaun, both from West Yorkshire, assistant manager Steph and property manager Andre, both from Essex, and London-based exes Jazz, a digital delivery manager, and former professional footballer Craig.
Our last two couples are property manager Amberley and automation engineer Kieran, both from Hertfordshire, and store manager Olivia and personal trainer Liam, both from Buckinghamshire. The final ex-couple especially have a lot on the line, as they are trying to salvage a 10-year relationship.
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Along the journey, the former couples will go through therapy exercises, spend time with new people, and get their friends and family's perspectives.
As is par the course for reality TV, people will get regularly eliminated from the process, and the final episode will be a reunion special.
Cheat: Unfinished Business will be launching next Wednesday (30 April) on Netflix.
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