'The Longest Date' brings strangers together to find love
The Scenic Drive chatted to the host, Christopher Jaftha, about the new season of 'The Longest Date'.
SABC 3 have announced the return of the popular dating show, 'The Longest Date', with its second season launching on Monday, 26 July 2021.
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Hosted by SAFTA nominee Christopher Jaftha, the show follows 16 sexy and successful singles in their quest to meet a compatible partner in this romantic-comedy reality show.
The series matches 16 singles into eight couples according to compatibility as they embark on an epic journey to experience the most extreme adventures KwaZulu-Natal has to offer, all the while trying to get their date to fall in love with them and a chance at winning the R100.000 cash prize.
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In each episode, viewers will see the couples attempting extreme tasks, taking them out of their comfort zone, with the lowest-scoring couples are eliminated from the game. Ultimately, one couple will win the cash prize, but will their budding romance stand the final test?
A game of chance will give one of them an excruciating decision, share the money with their date or keep it all for themselves.
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The show is set on the breathtakingly beautiful landscape of the Oribi Gorge in KwaZulu-Natal, and our couples will experience the best the country has to offer in their activities from shark diving and mud-rallying to every other extreme experience in between.
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Image Credit: Supplied/ Christopher Jaftha