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MAFS and Love is Blind UK bosses launch a new ‘psychological cat and mouse’ reality series and here’s how you can take part.
Both reality dating shows have been huge hits with TV audiences and viewers are eagerly awaiting the new season of MAFS Australia to air in the UK.
In E4’s Married at First Sight total strangers start a marriagelike relationship with each other, meeting at their weddings for the first time.
Upon returning from honeymoon, they live together, during which time they meet at commitment ceremonies and choose whether or not they will continue their relationship.
It’s ninth season finished at the end of last year and much to viewers delight the show was full of the usual drama, tears and laughter.
Another fan favourite, Love is Blind UK hosted by Matt Willis and Emma Willis premiered on Netflix last year as a three-week event.
Singles fed up with the dating landscape got engaged without setting eyes on each other, before moving in together and planning their wedding.
Fans were hooked on finding out if the emotional bond they formed in the pods were strong enough to prove love, in the modern world, could still be blind?
On 21 August 2024, it was announced that the UK version was renewed for a second season although its return to our screens is still under wraps.
However, a brand new reality show is also on the horizon and bosses want the public to apply!
The new addition will be produced by CPL Productions Ltd, the BAFTA Award winning production company behind both dating shows.
They ask the question: “Do you want to the play the worlds biggest exciting game of Hide and Seek in order to win £100k?”
The show is described as a new psychological competitive adventure series.
It will involve players tracking down and hunting their rivals in an ultimate game of cat and mouse in the wild.
But please note they will only be accepting applicants who are aged 18 and over and the closing date for applications is 31st May 2025.
Meanwhile, Married At First Sight star Adam Nightingale and Amy Kenyon have continued to fuel romance rumours during a luxury cruise together.
In recent months, the pair hinted that they were more than just friends after growing close after the show.
They headed off on a no expense spared cruise – just weeks after Adam told The Sun that he has chemistry with Amy.
Adam, who tied the knot with Polly Sellman on the E4 show, looked smitten as he holidayed alongside Amy.
They have been documenting their travels – with clips of them boarding a Virgin Voyage cruise ship and enjoying some fine dining.
But the pair have insisted that they are “just friends”, despite the affectionate display.
Amy cleared up any confusion, writing on Instagram: “Just because I’ve been asked this 400 times. We are friends.
“We’d have no reason to deny if we were in a relationship. Sorry to disappoint you.”
Further details of how to apply for the brand new reality show are here,
LUKE LITTLER is set to have a stadium named after him – but only for 24 hours.
The 18-year-old became the youngest-ever PDC Darts World Championships winner last month with a sensational victory over Michael van Gerwen last month.
And his local rugby club – Warrington Wolves – will honour his achievement by renaming the Halliwell Jones Stadium for their Super League opener against the Catalan Dragons later this month.
Lifelong Wolves fan Littler said: “It’s a dream come true that the club I’ve been a fan of since I was young has decided to name the stadium after me for a night!
“It’s an absolute honour and I can’t thank the club enough.”
Club CEO Karl Fitzpatrick said: “Luke’s achievements on the world stage have been nothing short of incredible.
“And we are immensely proud to celebrate his success with this special homecoming.
“He’s a true Warrington fan, and therefore renaming our stadium in his honour for our home opener is a fitting tribute.”
Speaking on Sky Sports, Fitzpatrick added: “Warrington’s favourite son, this idea actually came about from one of your colleagues at Sky – Brian Carney.
“We were talking about how we can recognise Luke’s incredible achievement and really celebrate the homecoming of the World Championship, well how about we rename the stadium?
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Here is all the prize money Luke Littler has won so far after being crowned 2025 PDC World Darts Championship winner:
World Championship 2025 – £500,000
World Championship 2024 – £200,000
Grand Slam of Darts 2024 – £150,000
European Tour – £91,000
Player Championships events – £71,500
Players Championship final runner-up – £60,000
UK Open 2023 + 2024 – £17,500
World Matchplay – £10,000
World Grand Prix – £7,500
European Championship – £7,500
(Unranked) Premier League Darts – £315,000
TOTAL: £1.43 million
“So for one night only, the Halliwell Jones Stadium is going to be known as the Luke Littler Stadium.
“He’s been a season ticket holder for many many years so we asked him would he be up for this and he jumped at it.
“He’s as excited about it as we are.”
Littler will be back in action on Thursday, taking on MVG in his Premier League Darts opener.
PROMOTERS have cancelled a scheduled boxing card that was set to take place in Belfast this weekend.
The ‘Beginning 2.0’ fight card was cancelled after Galway fighter John Cooney sustained a severe brain injury during the first defence of his Celtic super-featherweight boxing title last Saturday.
Cooney is fighting for his life in intensive care after doctors discovered a brain injury after his latest fight.
And now in a mark of respect, and after conversations with the British Boxing Board of Control, promoters have called off their scheduled card that was set for Saturday night.
Jay Byrne and Shane O’Leary released a statement on social media on Tuesday as they confirmed the cancellation of the card before sending their prayers and well wishes to Cooney and his family.
It read: “Following conversations with BBBofC this morning. The Beginning 2.0,” scheduled for this Saturday in Belfast, has been cancelled.
“John Cooney, who participated in a professional boxing event in Belfast last Saturday, is fighting for his life in I.C.U, and it does not sit right with anyone involved to continue with this week’s promotion.
“At times like these, life is far more important than anything else.
“All tickets will be refunded in full, and we apologise for any inconvenience caused to people.
“At this time, please keep John and his family in your prayers.
Yours sincerely,
Jay Byrne & Shane O’Leary.”
Cooney was beaten by Welshman Nathan Howells at Belfast’s Ulster Hall with a stoppage in the ninth round.
But after being treated by medics at the fight, he was quickly stretchered to the Royal Victoria Hospital for further tests.
And it was there that doctors discovered Cooney had suffered a bleed on his brain.
He was immediately rushed into surgery for an operation.
And Cooney is now in intensive care, with his uncle Christopher claiming the star is “fighting for his life.”
A further statement from his management team at MDH Promotions read: “Following John Cooney’s epic title fight at the Ulster Hall on Saturday evening.
“John was assessed by the onsite medical team of the British Boxing Board of Control and swiftly taken to Belfast’s Royal Victoria Hospital for further treatment.
“On arrival at the RVH it was discovered that John had an intracranial haemorrhage and underwent immediate surgery to relieve the pressure on his brain.
“John is currently in the intensive care unit and in the hospital’s capable hands of the ICU team.
“John’s fiancée Emaleen and his parents Hughie & Tina would like to thank everyone for their private messages of support, and would ask that they keep John in their thoughts and prayers at this time as he faces his toughest battle.”