The new show will be helping four celebs find love after lockdown! By Grace Henry. So, what better way to capture those FaceTime dates with a stranger you met on Tinder a couple of hours ago, and the awkward first time of meeting your Hinge match in person only to find out he added way more inches to his height online, than by getting to see the whole thing on TV? Sign up to receive our newsletter!

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Celebs Go Dating is back on E4 for a brand new series as more famous faces look for love.

Welcome to Glamour UK. This site uses cookies to improve your experience and deliver personalised advertising. You can opt out at any time or find out more by reading our cookie policy. Dating shows have become our common guilty pleasure, although we may not want to admit it. For over a decade now, we’ve replaced rom-coms with rom-competitions. Movie romances have simply not been enough and instead, we’ve been watching real people try sometimes, too hard to find love in what many would call a hopeless place – national television.

But alas, it has worked for some, while proving to be a complete train wreck for others.