T-Pain debuts Searching For a Third, a polyamorous dating show following DJ Montay and Shonte as they search for a partner to join their relationship.
- November 8, 2026
AceShowbiz - T-Pain is stepping into the world of reality television with a new dating show that explores polyamorous relationships. The series, titled Searching For a Third, is created and executive produced by T-Pain himself and centers around a couple seeking to add a third person to their relationship.
On November 5, 2026, T-Pain released the trailer for the show on Instagram, introducing viewers to the premise. The show features his longtime DJ and close friend, DJ Montay, along with his partner, Shonte. Together, they navigate the challenges and dynamics of opening their relationship to include another partner.
The format mirrors that of traditional dating shows, with the couple meeting various women interested in joining their relationship. Throughout the series, DJ Montay and Shonte will experience first dates, evaluate chemistry, confront jealousy, and face the complexities of finding someone compatible for both of them. The show also delves into the important conversations and compromises necessary when expanding an established relationship.
Searching For a Third is set to premiere on YouTube on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at 8 PM Eastern Time. Episodes will be released weekly, maintaining a consistent schedule for viewers. Staying true to the reality dating genre, the season will conclude with a two-part reunion special scheduled for early 2027.
By producing this series, T-Pain brings attention to the polyamorous lifestyle and offers a candid look at its complexities through the lens of his friends’ journey. The show promises to blend heartfelt moments with the dramatic twists typical of dating competitions, making it a unique addition to the genre.
Fans and curious viewers can watch the trailer online and tune in to the first episode next week to see how DJ Montay and Shonte navigate this unconventional search for love.
This article is based on reporting originally published by Xxlmag.