The popular dating show, I Kissed A Girl returns for its second season on June 23rd on iPlayer and BBC Three, marking the fourth instalment in the multi award-winning I Kissed A… franchise produced by Twofour.  

As the UK’s first queer dating series, I Kissed A… has flown the flag for LGBTQ+ representation on television, celebrating love in all forms and foregrounding important and often emotional conversations. Episodes 1-4 of I Kissed A Girl will be available on BBC iPlayer on June 23rd at 6am with episodes one and two airing on BBC Three on June 23rd and episodes three and four on June 24th from 9pm.

Following this, two new episodes will be available every Tuesday for the next three Tuesday’s at 6am on iPlayer and 9pm on BBC Three.

Back for a new ten-part season, ten single girls will meet their partner with a kiss the moment they lock eyes. No small talk, no swiping, just one kiss to test the chemistry.

Welcomed by LGBTQ+ ally and all-round icon, Dannii Minogue to a beautiful Italian Masseria for their ultimate summer of love, the singles may be matched on paper, but after that first kiss anything can happen. They are all free to explore new connections because in this Masseria, everyone’s a possibility. Also returning to the series is Charley Marlowe who makes a special appearance as well as narrating the highs, the lows and all the steam in between.

All previous episodes of I Kissed A Boy and I Kissed A Girl are available to stream now via BBC iPlayer.

I Kissed A Girl (10×45’) is commissioned by Fiona Campbell in her capacity as Controller for Youth Audiences, BBC Three and BBC iPlayer and Head of Factual Entertainment and Events, Catherine Catton. The BBC Commissioning Editor is Jasmyn McGuile. The Executive Producers are David Brindley and Nina Clement for Twofour. The Production Executive is Francesca Kybert. Twofour is part of ITV Studios. I Kissed A Girl is distributed globally by ITV Studios.

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