Netflix Boosts Reality Programming with Renewed Season of ‘Ultimatum’

Netflix is ramping up its reality programming with renewals and new shows, including “The Ultimatum” and “The Ultimatum: Queer Love.” The streaming giant has also greenlit a competition show called “Battle Camp” and a music competition titled “Building the Band.” These additions join a lineup that includes “Owning Manhattan,” “Million Dollar Secret,” and “Love Is Blind: UK,” along with new seasons of “The Mole,” “Too Hot to Handle,” and “Perfect Match.”

The third season of “The Ultimatum,” hosted by Nick and Vanessa Lachey, is scheduled to premiere in December. The show follows six couples facing the ultimatum of getting married within eight weeks or parting ways. Meanwhile, “The Ultimatum: Queer Love” is entering its second season, featuring couples of women and nonbinary individuals. Both versions of the show are produced by Kinetic Content, known for “Love Is Blind” and “Perfect Match.”

In addition to the renewals, Netflix has announced new series like “Selling the City,” a real estate show set in New York City, and “Battle Camp,” where stars from Netflix’s unscripted lineup compete for a cash prize. Another new show, “Building the Band,” allows singers to form groups based on musical compatibility before ever meeting.

Jeff Gaspin, Netflix’s VP of unscripted series, praised the diverse and boundary-pushing unscripted content offered by the platform. Netflix’s games division will also release new games tied to popular reality shows like “Too Hot to Handle” and “Selling Sunset.”

The expansion of Netflix’s reality programming reflects the platform’s commitment to offering a wide range of entertainment options for viewers worldwide. Stay tuned for the premiere dates of these new and returning shows on Netflix.