Antiguan Dating Show ‘Love Link’ to Go Regional
A popular Antiguan dating show is expanding across the Caribbean, with producers launching a casting call for the region’s first inter-regional dating series.
Love Link TV, in collaboration with Antigua and Barbuda Tourism, announced the official launch of Love Link Caribbean, seeking single participants from across the Caribbean willing to take a chance at finding love in the regional spotlight.
The original show, hosted by Shermain Jeremy and Mario Connor, aired last summer on YouTube with several short episodes that generated significant viewer interest and left audiences wanting more content.
The format features single men and women getting to know each other before choosing their preferred romantic connections.
Following the success of the initial local episodes, producers had promised a second Antigua-focused season. However, the announcement of the regional expansion has shifted focus to the broader Caribbean market, leaving local fans still awaiting the promised second season.
Interested singles can access casting information through the show’s official website www.lovelinktv.com, with producers seeking participants who describe themselves as spontaneous and ready for the unique experience of finding love on camera in a Caribbean setting.
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