Sex and the City is branching out into the reality dating show world.
The iconic US comedy-drama, which ran for six seasons and two movies before spinning off into And Just Like That two years ago, starred Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis, Kim Cattrall and Cynthia Nixon as four New York City pals on the hunt for romantic contentment.
Via Deadline, it's reported that original author Candace Bushnell and Bunim/Murray Productions are turning this premise into a real-life competition, titled Is There Still Sex in the City.
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Is There Still Sex in the City will follow four fifty-somethings who are looking for a "love do-over as they leave their busy city lives for a dating utopia".
Much like The Apprentice and Love Island, they'll live together in a special property, this time a country chateau, where they'll have their pick of a different group of men every episode: toy boys, seniors, rich guys, and even their own perfect fantasy.
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Bushnell herself shared in a statement: "Fifty-something women and above are the hottest new dating demographic, and I should know, I am one of them.
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"Over the decades, I've dated men of all ages and I'm so excited to be working on a show that combines my passion for relationships with the chance to help women, like me, navigate a love do-over."
Bunim/Murray president Julie Pizzi added: "We feel that Candace's brand has grown with her audience and her expertise in the dating space is an incredible entry point for an immersive dating experiment."
And Just Like That, the sequel to Sex and the City, airs on Max in the US and Sky Comedy and NOW in the UK.
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