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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Entertainment
Aneesa Ahmed

‘It’s real and it’s deep’: I Kissed a Girl hailed as a TV gamechanger

Amy, Hannah and Meg together on a lounger
Amy, Hannah and Meg in the reality TV series I Kissed a Girl. Photograph: BBC/Twofour

The hit dating show I Kissed a Girl (IKAG) will be a “reference point” for future representation of LGBTQ+ people on reality TV, a BBC controller has said. The Love Island-style show, which featured only women and was presented by Dannii Minogue, concluded its first season last weekend.

It was a spin-off of last year’s I Kissed a Boy (IKAB), the UK’s first gay dating show, which last month the BBC announced has been commissioned for a second series.

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