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Dannii Minogue will be “playing Cupid again” as host of new BBC Three dating show I Kissed A Girl.
The Australian singer, sister of Kylie, announced the opening of applications for the new programme in a short video on Monday.
I Kissed A Girl is a female version of the UK’s “first ever gay dating show” I Kissed A Boy, which aired on BBC Three in May.
Minogue, who hosted the original show, will return to host the female version.
💘 I’m playing cupid again, but this time for the girls! 🏳️🌈😍 #IKissedAGirl is coming to @bbcthree. 💋 Interested in taking part? APPLY!!!! https://t.co/IgUn41x8VN pic.twitter.com/WPCxt580kE
— Dannii Minogue (@DanniiMinogue) June 5, 2023
“I’m coming back to BBC Three to play cupid, but this time for the girls,” Minogue said.
The BBC said: “I Kissed A Girl will serve drama, smash stereotypes and promise more twists and turns than ever.”
I Kissed A Boy saw Minogue welcome 10 single men to Italy in the hope of finding love.
The series concluded on Sunday with a reunion show scheduled for June 11.
Applications for I Kissed A Girl are open online now.
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