Sexy new trailer for The Bi Life. | Photo: Courtney Act . Twitter
Courtney Act’s new bisexual reality dating show is going to be hot, hot, hot – if the new trailer is anything to go by.
The RuPaul’s Drag Race queen will host The Bi Life, the UK’s first-ever TV show focusing exclusively on bisexual dating.
Courtney Act. | Photo: The Bi Life / Twitter
The show will air on E! Entertainment Television UK & Ireland, NBCUniversal International Networks’ pop culture channel.
It will feature single people who identify as bisexual, as well as pansexual and sexually fluid. The show is in Barcelona, Spain.
Act posted the trailer to Twitter this morning (23 September). She wrote in the caption to the video: ‘Welcome to #TheBiLife, the UK’s first bisexual+ reality dating show, hosted by me!’
The Bi Life trailer. | Photo: Courtney Act / Twitter
‘You bring color to my life’
The trailer starts off with a group of bi+ people standing around sizing each other up, dressed all in white.
Then MNEK’s hit-song Color starts playing, as Courtney Act grabs a bucket of paint and throws it all over the contestants.
The paint is in the bisexual flag colors – pink, purple and blue.
Welcome to #TheBiLife, the UK’s first bisexual+ reality dating show, hosted by me! 💖💜💙
Starts Thursday Oct 25th 9pm on @EOnlineUK pic.twitter.com/tDq5oBrJ2V
— Courtney Act (@courtneyact) 23 September 2018
Courtney Act previously said about the new bisexual reality dating show: ‘It’s high time there was a dating show for the large number of young people today, like me, who are attracted to more than one gender.’
She then added: ‘In 2018, we know that sexuality is fluid and sharing the stories and experiences, the laughter and the love making, of young bi people is so important.
‘So get ready to see the true stories of bisexual singles. [They] are the largest part of the LGBTQ+ community, but the least known,’ she said.
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