Married At First Sight UK star to strip off in controversial dating show
A controversial Married At First Sight star is set to take off his clothes and bare it all as Dating Naked UK returns to screens.
Luke Worley has signed up for the new series of Dating Naked UK, meaning he will be completely naked in an attempt to find love. The popular dating show starts on 29th August on Paramount+ with brand new singletons going completely nude in a luxury villa.
When their antics are broadcast, there's no pixilation or censorship. Luke first hit the headlines on Married At First Sight in 2023 when he joined the show in search of love but was axed by producers following a spat with a co-star.
This led to him being targeted by online trolls. However, Luke joined Dating Naked UK hoping to put the past behind him and finally find his perfect match, reports the Daily Star.
A spokesperson for the show said: "Luke has always found it difficult to make meaningful connections. Despite his attempts and outgoing personality, he has always struggled to find love."
Luke also hopes to champion body positivity through his appearance on the show. The spokesperson added: "Luke feels like he's already bared all when it comes to being vulnerable on TV having previously appeared on Married At First Sight."
They went on to say: "But feels strongly about representing the 'normal' men out there who don't fit the stereotypical mould of the perfect body."
Host Rylan Clark has promised that the series will be a television spectacle, hinting at some unexpected comebacks. He stated: "This year we're taking it up a notch, working even harder to help our brilliant cast find their perfect match and battle it out for a £50,000 prize pot.
"I can't wait for you to meet our brand new daters, and maybe a familiar face or two."
Earlier this year, Rylan revealed to the Daily Star Sunday: "What we've got lined up is going to be brilliant. There will be lots of twists and turns."
The show has relocated to a new spot in Panama. An insider from the show shared: "It's all change for the new series. The team found an amazing villa in Panama that looks great on camera.
"It's even more luxurious than the old place. They reckon it will make the new series even steamier because it's such a lovely location. Panama is just stunning."
Dating Naked premieres Friday, 29th August on Paramount+
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