ITV Studios secures unscripted deal with WBD for LatAm
May 7, 2026
ITV Studios has announced an unscripted content package deal with Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) for its Discovery and Discovery Home & Health Channels in Latin America, bringing a diverse slate of documentaries, reality, and lifestyle programming to audiences across the region.
The deal, brokered by Catalina Ramirez, VP Sales, of US and Latin America at ITV Studios, incorporates over 60 hours of non-scripted content including Worlds Apart (South Shore, part of ITV Studios), Ashley Cain into the Danger Zone (True North Productions), My Mom, Your Dad USA (ITV America), and River Monsters (Icon Films).
Catalina Ramirez, VP Sales, US and Latin America at ITV Studios, commented: “We’re thrilled to continue building our partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery as we continue growing our presence across Latin America and bringing these titles to audiences. From River Monsters to My Mom, Your Dad USA, we’re especially excited about how these stories will connect with audiences across the region, where bold and emotional storytelling truly resonates, showcasing the strength and range of ITV Studios’ unscripted offering.”
“ITV Studios has been a valued partner, and we’re delighted to expand our relationship through this agreement. This new content lineup further strengthens our Discovery and Discovery Home & Health Channel offerings, supporting our commitment to delivering diverse, entertaining programming that resonates with our audiences,” added Hortensia Quadreny, VP Programming USH & Planning Factual & Lifestyle LatAm for WBD.
Adding to the lifestyle and factual offering are season one of Dream Car Fixers (8×60) from Wiser Films, following lifelong friends Sheldon Nichols and Peter Harriott as they bring vintage motors back to life, and the first season of Skin A&E (10×60) from Boom Cymru, part of ITV Studios, which follows a specialist dermatology clinic treating life-impacting conditions.
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