Tiffany ‘New York’ Pollard is ‘Looking for a Third’

*Photo credit: OUTtv

Tiffany “New York” Pollard left the House of Villains and is now looking for a third with her new hosting gig. 

TV’s first Black bachelorette is entering her reality TV bag once again. Pollard is set to host and executive produce original dating competition series Looking for a Third. 

Set in a modern villa (giving The White Lotus vibes), Pollard will support one gay couple and one lesbian couple as the two pairs search for a third party to add to their relationship from a collection of sexy singles. Having been on Flavor of Love twice and the center of attention on her own reality TV show I Love New York, Pollard knows a thing or two about finding that special someone. 

“I’m thrilled to be returning to the dating genre as both a host and executive producer,” Pollard said. “Partnering with OUTtv is always such a joy because it’s my honor to get to tell incredible queer stories. I know this show is going to be silly, romantic, and filled with so much love.” 

Looking for a Third will be Produced by Daddy TV, the same folks who brought us the Stormy Daniels-led For the Love of DILFs (the network’s most streamed original series), so it’ll be in good (and hot) company. The series will stream on OUTtv, the world’s first LGBTQ+ television and streaming service, and host to shows like X-Rated: NYC, F*cking Smart, and Pollard’s own Hot Haus series. 

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“We are excited to be working with Tiffany Pollard on this adventurous new dating series, “Philip Webb, COO of OUTtv, said. “It is not uncommon for couples to consider adding a third person to their relationship and Looking for a Third will provide a revealing look at what happens when couples decide to take that step.”

And Webb isn’t wrong, new research showed that roughly 1 in 5 Americans had opened up their relationship. Unfortunately, they can’t say Pollard helped them. 

But two couples will be able to confidently say she did when Looking for a Third enters production next summer and premieres in late 2024 on OUTtv.

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