Netflix's 'Age of Attraction': Love Knows No Age?
SCANDALOUS NEW NETFLIX SERIES EXPOSED!
Get ready for a love triangle that will leave you gagging - literally! TheScholarlyNote.com has just learned about Netflix's latest dating series, "Age of Attraction", and trust us, it's a real jaw-dropper.
The show, hosted by none other than former Bachelor star Nick Viall and his 18-year-younger wife Natalie Joy, promises to match singles with their soulmates - regardless of age! Yes, you read that right. The ages range from 22 to 59, but the real twist is that one of the hosts is a whopping 44 years older than her partner.
The couple, who got married in April 2024 after dating for four years, have been criticized by fans for their significant age gap. But now, they're taking it to the next level by creating a reality TV show that celebrates love despite the years.
When asked about his concerns over Natalie's youth during an appearance on The Squeeze podcast, Nick admitted that he was "self-conscious" about their age difference at first. Natalie also opened up about being trolled online relentlessly due to her husband's advanced age, saying she received DMs with hurtful comments and even got called a "child bride".
Despite the controversy surrounding their relationship, Nick and Natalie have proven that love can conquer all - including societal norms and age-related insecurities. They're now expecting their second child together, just nine months after welcoming their first daughter River Rose.
But will this new reality TV show spark more outrage among viewers? TheScholarlyNote.com has already received a slew of negative comments from fans who are appalled by the show's concept. "They can't seriously think this would be a good idea," wrote one viewer. "Nick Viall creating a dating show centered around age gap relationships... this man is not right in the head," chimed in another.
Redditors were equally unimpressed, with one user sarcastically commenting, "I love that the youngest age is 22, older than Natalie was when they started dating." Another user wondered if the show would only focus on older men pursuing younger women, saying, "I hate this. But... I wonder if they will show older women with younger men, or just continue to promote lecherous older men."
The eight-episode first season of "Age of Attraction" has already been filmed in Canada and is set to premiere next year. Whether the show will spark a national conversation about ageism in relationships remains to be seen. But one thing's for sure - this scandalous new series is guaranteed to get people talking.
Stay tuned for more updates on this juicy love triangle, only on TheScholarlyNote.com!
