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Throughout Netflix's history, the streaming service has released many shows with A-list actors and movies with major stars. Despite that, many of Netflix's most popular series are reality shows like Too Hot to Handle. Due to that popularity, fans want to know things like what it is like to win Too Hot to Handle and which unexpected couples stayed together.

Since he starred in Too Hot to Handle, Harry Jowsey has been at the center of many conversations about the show. Despite that, many fans have no idea about the time Harry threatened to sue Francesca Farago over their break-up, even though it is such a strange story.

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During the first season of Too Hot to Handle, there were very few consistent couples for viewers to care about. The reason for that is the fact that the vast majority...

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Brenden Durell isn't just your average intimacy coach; he's the man tasked with breaking down barriers and helping contestants on Too Hot To Handle connect on a deeper, more genuine level. With the latest season of the hit reality show still fresh in viewers' minds, Brenden's role has been more crucial than ever.

In our exclusive interview, Brenden spills the tea on what it really takes to form lasting connections in today's fast-paced dating world, the behind-the-scenes moments that never make it to air, and how the show balances its infamous sexual tension with genuine emotional growth. Plus, he doesnt shy away from addressing the criticisms the show often faces.

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Too Hot To Handle season 5's coming to Netflix on July 14, and the show's intimacy coach and relationship expert Brenden Durell chatted exclusively with Screen Rant about his experience filming the upcoming installment. While Too Hot To Handle's rules come from Lana, a cone-shaped robot who has eyes everywhere, the true experience comes from the lessons the cast are able to learn during the retreat. Cast members are tasked with learning more about their innermost emotions. In fact, Thth singles are pushed to build self-awareness, while avoiding all forms of sexual pleasure.

Having been a part of the show since Too Hot To Handle season 2, Brenden has gotten used to the contestants being bombarded with the fact that they're about to be celibate for weeks. The contestants are typically told they're participating in a different show. They're brought to a resort under a ruse, believing that they're going to enjoy...

Netflix's Too Hot To Handle took the world by storm when the first season dropped on the streaming network in April 2020, and one couple in particular from the show has lasted quite a long time in the real world. Emily Miller and Cam Holmes were featured in the second season of the show, which aired on Netflix in 2021. The two immediately were linked together, and they seemed relatively strong throughout most of the season.

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As reality shows go, not many couples that formed on Too Hot To Handle have lasted in the real world. Fans are used to people pairing up on Netflix reality shows, only to announce their separation after the show has aired. Emily and Cam, however, have defied the odds of reality dating and are still together to this very day. They've had some rough patches,...

Too Hot To Handle season 5 is coming soon, and Lana's resident intimacy coach and relationship expert Brenden Durell is sharing just how real the Netflix series is in an exclusive interview with Screen Rant. Having appeared on the series since Too Hot To Handle season 2, Brenden has provided workshops and trainings for the contestants that allow them to understand themselves and their feelings in a deeper way. Specializing in work with emotional health, tantra, and breathwork, Brenden has been working with the sex-banned contestants on Too Hot To Handle for years, reinventing ways to push them into connecting more deeply with their innermost feelings and desires.

In an interview with Screen Rant, Brenden revealed that Too Hot To Handle is more unscripted than most think. "A lot of people, they think that this show is scripted and it's not. It's unscripted TV. Now there are suggestive things that happen," Brenden explained.