Netflix books live dating event from Workerbee, Initial

TV & Film 12.08.26
Netflix books live dating event from Workerbee, Initial

Netflix has commissioned live reality dating show, Netflix, Will You Marry Me? from Banijay UK’s Initial and Workerbee.

In the 12 part live unscripted series, “one man puts the biggest decision of his life in the hands of millions of Netflix members, to help find him the love of his life.”

The show will launch globally on Netflix in 2027.

“Across four weeks and 12 LIVE episodes one man will hand over TOTAL control to the Netflix viewers to find his true love and ask the audience, “Netflix, Will You Marry Me?” EVERY big decision and EVERY dramatic exit will be voted for by Netflix members.

“Get ready for a whirlwind of dates, drama and fairytale romance all leading to one genuine, LIVE televised proposal – the question is who do YOU choose?”

Filming on the series is set to start in 2027.

Jon Creamer

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