"Dating Naked" news reveal that with VH1 giving the series' second season the go signal, fans of the social-experiment-cum-nude-dating-search program have more fun and exciting, albeit sometimes awkward, match-ups to look forward to.
But if you think that the popular reality show has already left everything hanging out in the open, think again.
There are some interesting facts fans have yet to uncover, which will be elaborated in future "Dating Naked" news, and this has nothing to do with uncovering those telltale blurred parts.
It will only be a matter of time before the show gets the dating search cycle going and introduction of their new batch of wanna-be lovers will be made, said a report by Metro.
But before the upcoming searchers begin dropping their pants literally to start their dating spree, get a load of these two fun and interesting facts for this "Dating Naked" news from Cinema Blend:
1. The show offers viewers so much more to see than just, uh, naked singles.
Susan Levison, Vice President of Original Programming Production, revealed that the show has successfully brought together six couples to date. And as Cinema Blend speculated, these 12 individuals may still be dating up to now.
2. For some exceptionally fortunate couples like Alika and Ashley, wedding bells could be in the offing.
"Happily ever-after" may not be true for every couple who started dating on the show. But it is for some. Just look at the saccharine sweet pair of Alika and Ashley. They have sealed their union by exchanging wedding vows in a naked matrimonial ceremony in a garden setting attended by naked guests comprised of other daters they have made friends with on the show.
And for a wedding so unconventional, what could be more fitting than having the guests engage in unique but fun activities?
With these fun facts already in place, fans have more astonishing revelations - and again, this does not have anything to do with unblurring those blurred parts - to expect when the next batch of nude daters troop in for the second season.
