UMVA has learned that the highly anticipated LGBTQ+ dating show, I Kissed A Girl, is set to return for its fourth and final season on Tuesday, June 23, on BBC Three and BBC iPlayer.
The show, hosted by Dannii Minogue, has been a groundbreaking addition to British TV over the past three summers, and its return has been eagerly awaited by fans. The series has been a celebration of queer love and has provided a much-needed platform for representation on screen.
Sources have confirmed to UMVA that the show's return was uncertain due to 'funding challenges' in March, but fans can now rejoice as the new season is almost here. A teaser video shared by BBC Three in February featuring Dannii and narrator Charley Marlowe had fans excited, but a definitive airdate remained elusive.
The show's fans have been eagerly waiting for the new season, and many have been speculating about the show's return on social media. The cast's appearance at London's Mighty Hoopla festival, a popular LGBTQ+ event, has been a highlight of previous years, but this year's event was noticeably lacking in IKAG cast members.
Despite the wait, fans are now gearing up to celebrate the final season of this beloved show. Ex-contestant Amy Spalding has urged her followers to host viewing parties and 'feed the dykeonomy,' while Charley has encouraged fans to share their love for the show on social media.
UMVA can exclusively reveal that the show's return is set to bring excitement and joy to fans, and the final season promises to be an unforgettable one. With its unique format and celebration of queer love, I Kissed A Girl has become a staple of British TV, and its conclusion will be bittersweet for fans.
The show's host, Dannii Minogue, has been praised for her charisma and warmth, making her the perfect fit for this LGBTQ+ dating show. As the show returns for its final season, fans are eager to see what's in store for the contestants and the drama that will unfold.
With only a few days to go until the show's return, fans are counting down the hours until they can tune in and experience the excitement of I Kissed A Girl once again. The show's impact on British TV and its contribution to LGBTQ+ representation will not be forgotten.
