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Tyler Cameron to Host New HGTV Home Dating Series
Tyler Cameron is getting a new show on HGTV.
The show is called Let’s Go Back to Your Place.
He will help single people look for love in an unusual way.
Each person will visit three homes without meeting the people who live there.
They will look at the homes for clues about their owners.
Then they will choose one person for a blind date.
Tyler will act as a guide and wingman.
The show is expected to premiere next year.
Tyler Cameron will host HGTV’s upcoming series Let’s Go Back to Your Place.
The show is scheduled to premiere next year.
Cameron will take one hopeful romantic on three house tours to study potential suitors’ homes.
Each participant will choose a blind date based only on clues from the person’s home.
The series is produced by RTR Media, which also makes several HGTV renovation shows.
- Who
- Tyler Cameron will host the series, helping single hopefuls choose potential dates.
- What
- Let’s Go Back to Your Place is a home-tour dating series in which participants select blind dates based on clues in potential suitors’ homes.
- Where
- The series will air on HGTV; the article does not specify the filming locations.
- When
- The series is scheduled to premiere next year; the article does not specify a date.
- Why
- The format is designed to help hopeful romantics learn about potential suitors through their personal spaces before meeting them.
Key facts
- Series
- Let’s Go Back to Your Place
- Host
- Tyler Cameron
- Network
- HGTV
- Premiere
- Next year
- Format
- Participants tour three homes and choose a blind date based on design clues.
- Production company
- RTR Media
- Previous Cameron HGTV role
- Judge on Bachelor Mansion Takeover
Sources
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