JUST when you thought it was already Too Hot To Handle, Netflix are shaking up their hit dating show ahead of its sixth season.
Since the show kickstarted in 2020, the producers have gone to extreme lengths to lure its red hot stars into AI host Lana’s retreat.
Too Hot to Handle is set for a huge shake up next year
Lana voice-overs the action on the Netflix show
From fake show names, like ‘Pleasure Island’ and ‘Wild Love’, to a private jet and most recently a super yacht experience, so far it’s all been about keeping Too Hot To Handle a secret.
Even American actor Mario Lopez got in on the action, fooling former contestants about the show they are actually appearing on.
But, this season everything is different, as for the first time, applicants will know they are heading into the show before filming starts.
An insider revealed: “Everything is being shaken up for this new series, including Lana going public for the first time.
“An open casting call means that in a show twist, the horned up hotties will know exactly what they are getting themselves in for.”
Too Hot To Handle sees singles mingle in paradise, but must remain celibate in order to win the $100,000 (£79k) prize.
The sixth season is expected to air early in 2024.
Too Hot To Handle recently returned for its fifth series, promising to be “hotter than ever” for its fans.
The dating game show premiered in April 2020 and became a huge hit with Netflix viewers.
It follows a group of men and women who are put in a house together – and are told by virtual assistant Lana that they are NOT allowed to have any form of sexual contact with one another.
Over the years the show has certainly shocked viewers with some sexy moments – including steamy showers and endless amounts of sex.
Too Hot To Handle S5 is available to stream now on Netflix
