Too Hot To Handle Season 4: Release Date and Who Will be See in Season 4

By Patrick Fitzgerald On Nov 27, 2022

American and British production companies Talkback and Thames created the reality TV dating game program Too Hot to Handle. The eight-episode first season of the show, which was created by Laura Gibson and Charlie Bennett, was made available on Netflix on April 17, 2020.

The show, which is hosted by a virtual assistant named “Lana,” centers on 10 adults who are locked up in a house for four weeks and must participate in various workshops while being prohibited from kissing, sexual contact, or self-gratification.

The financial prize is reduced any time a rule is broken. All of the participants primarily have meaningless flings and are unable to build lasting relationships. Two further seasons of the show were ordered in January 2021, and both of them were shot back-to-back on the Turks and Caicos Islands during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The first half of the second season was made available on June 23, 2021, while the second half was made available the following week June 30, 2021. On January 19, 2022, the third season was made available. The program’s fourth season was ordered in February 2022.

Too Hot To Handle Season 4 Release Date

The reality show’s fourth season’s official teaser was released by Netflix last week. On December 7, the first five episodes will go live on the OTT platform.

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On December 14, 2022, Netflix will begin streaming the remaining five episodes. The fans excitedly anticipated the premiere of season 4 of this popular reality series on the platform.

Too Hot To Handle Season 4 Cast

Season four’s cast is yet to be announced, but viewers may anticipate that they will come from the same countries as the previous three: the UK, Ireland, the USA, Australia, Canada, and South Africa.

Although casting for Too Hot To Handle’s participants is open, some seem to be chosen via social media. According to what Holly from season three told Digital Spy, “I believe I was kindly contacted to participate in the first season of the US version of Love Island a few years ago, but I rejected.

“Believe it or not, I couldn’t picture myself on a reality show. This one simply sort of landed on my lap, and I was just thinking, “Why not?” Right? As you only have one life to live, I have also experienced it.

About the Too Hot to Handle

According to the official season four description: “In the high stakes dating competition Wild Love, presented by TV star Mario Lopez, ten extremely hot and horny singles check into a luxurious villa in the Caribbean aiming to fall in love harder, quicker, and more intensely than before.

They had no idea that Lana is still vigilant and TOO HOT TO HANDLE is back. Will this crazy cast be able to follow the rules, forego physical contact (or self-gratification), maintain the prize money at the level of their sexual urges, and create meaningful connections? Will temptations be too powerful to withstand, or otherwise?”

In the reality show, 10 candidates from different nations are sent to a tropical island where they hope to have a summer of single fun. That is, until Lana, a virtual assistant (like Alexa, but harsher), informs the group that they are on a summertime kissing, self-gratification, and sex ban in order to help them develop deeper relationships.

The constants are given a $200,000 prize that decreases in value each time a rule is disregarded in order to enforce the prohibition. So despite how much they all want to, they can’t hook up until Lana authorizes it.

Summary

Too Hot To Handle’s fourth season’s official teaser was released by Netflix last week. The first season of the show was made available on Netflix on April 17, 2020. Two further seasons were shot back-to-back in the Turks and Caicos Islands during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Too Hot To Handle’s fourth season will premiere on Netflix in 2022. The cast is yet to be announced, but they will come from the same countries as the previous three. The contestants are given a $200,000 prize that decreases in value each time a rule is broken.