The new dating show dubbed 'middle-aged Love Island' - My Mum, Your Dad gets underway tonight hosted by Davina McCall.
My Mum, Your Dad is a dating show with a difference - it follows a group of single parents who have been nominated by their grown-up kids for a second chance at love.
But unbeknownst to the parents, their kids will be watching their every move and will have the opportunity to play matchmaker and decide their mum or dad’s dating fate.
Tonight’s the night! Get ready to feel all the emotions ❤️🥹
— ITV (@ITV) September 11, 2023
Brand new #MyMumYourDad starts at 9pm on ITV1 and @ITVX @MyMumYourDadUK @ThisisDavina pic.twitter.com/Lb5Vs5GXpu
My Mum, Your Dad 2023 contestants
There will be eight parent/child combinations on the new dating show My Mum, Your Dad 2023:
- Natalie and son Kaliel.
- Caroline and daughter Karli
- Monique and daughter Taiya
- Clayton and son Christian
- Elliott and son Zachary
- Sharon and daughter Tia
- Roger and daughter Jessica
- Paul and daughter Mazey
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When is My Mum, Your Dad on and how to watch
My Mum, Your Dad starts tonight (Monday, September 11) on ITV1 and ITVX.
The programme will air weeknights at 9pm.
The series consists of 10 one-hour long episodes.
Davina McCall says new dating series has "juiciest twist"
.@edballs will sadly not be taking part 😅 but we can't wait to watch 'My Mum, Your Dad' tonight at 9pm on @ITV 📺❤️ pic.twitter.com/bojjh4C1rb
— Good Morning Britain (@GMB) September 11, 2023
Talking about the new dating show, host Davina McCall said: "I’m so so excited to host My Mum, Your Dad - this show will have you so invested in the people in it.
"Fascinating, vibrant individuals who have lived incredible lives already, with a million life lessons under their belts, as they search for their perfect life partner.
"But also with the juiciest twist of any show I’ve ever worked on.”
My Mum, Your Dad will air weeknights on ITV1 and ITVX at 9pm.
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