The Singer Sets Out To Find A Perfect Match On New Dating Series, Tremaine the Playboy
Trey Songz is currently trending on Twitter–and not because he has released new music. While others may be looking for Valentine’s Day gifts to get loved ones, Mr. Songz is actually looking for love. The R&B crooner will be starring in his very own reality dating web series called Tremaine the Playboy.
Hosted by Draya Michele and Steelo Brim, the newly announced series will follow Trey Songz–or shall we say Tremaine, and his pursuit of a special lady to call his own. However, though finding the right one may seem like a simple task, Tremaine must work his way through seventeen lucky ladies in order to get to Mrs. Right.
Maybe we can get through the season without any girl fights? Well, we don’t know about that. The smooth and suave king is surely known to get the ladies’ panties in a bunch.
With the bachelor being ‘Mr. Steal Your Girl’ and ‘the inventor of sex’, we can only imagine that things are bound to get pretty steamy. So, we’re definitely anticipating the debut of this brand new show. Scripted? Eh, we can’t say for sure. But, we can’t say we won’t enjoy the entertainment.
Though VH1 is airing the teaser through digital platforms, Tremaine the Playboy episodes will begin airing on TremaineThePlayboy.com.
See what Twitter had to say:
I guess Trey Songz tryna stop stealing niggas girls pic.twitter.com/aQYq0uDixD
— TrapQueenOfDaFall (@NikkiR058) February 8, 2017
Trey Songz and this reality show ???? I can’t wait to see this shit ????
— Zee (@dxddytee) February 8, 2017
Where can I sign up for this dating show tho ????I swear I love Trey Songz❤
— Quisy (@QuisyG_) February 8, 2017
Trey Songz really having a love show when this nigga could have any girl he wants ????
— YOUNG JIGGY COFF (@_C0ffee) February 8, 2017
Check out the official trailer below:
https://youtu.be/4NBDElvhXZQ
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