's Tristan Phipps and are set to compete for the same attractive singleton as the dating show makes a dramatic comeback. The first episode of the new series, airing on Monday (August 19), will introduce the first ever masked mixer. This innovative approach encourages celebs to connect with potential dates based on personality and engaging conversation, rather than just physical attraction.
Pop star and former Hollyoaks actress Jamelia impresses the agents with her enthusiasm and emotional intelligence, shining like a beacon of positivity. She confidently mingles, but will her potential dates be as charmed as the agents? MAFS UK stunner Ella Morgan and ex-Corrie star Helen Flanagan dive headfirst into the mixer, exuding confidence. However, the agents worry they might be revealing too much.
They note that Ella tends to dominate the conversation, while Helen's small talk could use some improvement, reports . But the real drama unfolds when Love Island's Chris and Made in Chelsea's Tristan find themselves vying for the same woman. Chris seems a bit daunted by Tristan's charisma and good looks, leading the agents to speculate that he might be using humour to hide his insecurities.
But who will come out on top? In a new snippet, love gurus Anna Williamson and Dr Tara Suwinyattichaiporn dish out their predictions on the "battle of the boys" Anna spills: "I think this dynamic between Chris and Tristan is going be very interesting." Tara's all for it, adding: "Yeah, I like it." Anna spills more tea, saying: "This is one lucky lady.
I mean. both boys, they are all over her." Then Tara drops a cheeky question: "Is there a duel? " While Anna probes further, asking: "Who's going to win? ".
It gets spicy when during the two boys speak to the blonde beauty as Tristan throws out: "Someone coming second is a good thing though." sending Chris into a banter-fuelled response with: "That was smooth." Chris reveals his lack of game plan to the camera, chuckling: "This guy has been practicing lines in the mirror.
" But back in the thick of it, he admits to Tristan: "I don't think I said one line like that in the last four hours." The plot thickens as the blonde bombshell teases him: "You need to tips off him" and Chris is quick to concur with a grin: "I think I do don't I." Meanwhile, Former Gogglebox sensation Stephen Lustig-Webb, somewhat of a lost lamb in the dating world, seems over the moon but a tad clueless about the rules, blundering over the number of dates he's allowed to pick.
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