The first episode of ITV's brand new musical dating show Romeo and Duet has aired and viewers have been left less than impressed. Hosted by former Strictly professional dancer Oti Mabuse, the series hopes to help singletons find love through song in a mix of music and romance.
The show's format sees contestants sing one song to entice a fellow singleton - who can hear but can't see them - down from a balcony, when the two will come face-to-face for the first time. For more what's on and food stories from WalesOnline, you can get our newsletter here.
The newly formed couple will then head off on a duet-date to learn a duet, before returning later in the show to perform that number in the ultimate romantic love battle; a singing competition against the other couples to be crowned the winners. The crowd’s chosen couple then get whisked off for another date to see if their love blossoms.
