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90 Day Fiancé Stars Stir Drama in 'Hunt for Love' Season 2

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Some of 90 Day Fiancé’s most memorable — and unpredictable — stars are ready for a second chance at love. Us can exclusively confirm season 2 of 90 Day: Hunt for Love is coming back to TLC this October with more than a few familiar faces. “Puerto Rico is definitely bringing it with the sexiness, honey,” 90 Day: The Single Life’s Brittany shares in the first trailer as she prepares to explore eligible men and women. “I’m ready to meet these singles. Bring it on, baby.” With help from dating coaches — who will set up workshops, parties and dates — more than a few hopeless romantics may just walk away from the show with their new significant other.

“My dating life is a little rusty,” 90 Day Fiancé alum and single dad Steven shares. “I don’t know how to flirt.” 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? alum and newly divorced bachelor Michael adds, “Help me find my true love. The one that has a big butt and big boobs. Amen.” According to TLC, the season plunges the singles into a whirlwind of romantic adventures, such as a vibrant Festival del Amor celebration filled with local music and dance to salsa lessons, casino nights and spontaneous street parties in La Parguera. Along the way, drama ensues when some singles may be fighting for the same person.

“Emma pursued really the only person that I expressed interest in,” 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way star Chloe shares before things get heated. “She’s just literally just being a hoe.” Drama, however, won’t stop Los Angeles native Emma from finding her man. The 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days alum says she wants love “so bad” and won’t be leaving Puerto Rico without it. “Mark my words,” she proclaims. “I will be leaving here with my future husband riding off into the sunset.” 90 Day: The Last Resort’s Kara and 90 Day: The Single Life’s Jamal are also two familiar faces who are hoping to build a connection in season 2.

As feelings deepen during the process, the singles must decide whether the connections they've built in paradise are strong enough to survive in the real world. “I’m the singlest of singles,” Chloe shares. “I feel like if I can’t love in this setting, then I’m probably screwed.” 90 Day: Hunt for Love premieres on TLC Monday, October 5 at 8 p.m. ET with episodes available to stream next day on Discovery+.