7 Things We Already Now About Logo's Finding Prince Charming

Published on 8/29/2016 at 7:55 PM

This Fall, Logo will carve out a new space in TV dating show history: we're getting a gay version of The Bachelor. Titled Finding Prince Charming, the show chronicles one man's search for his soul mate among a group of 13 other men. Considering how much drama happens on The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, and Bachelor in Paradise — we're looking at you, Chad — we could be in for a wild ride. Wondering what else is in store on Finding Prince Charming? We're breaking down everything we've learned so far.

This Is Prince Charming

Originally born in Puerto Rico, Robert Sepúlveda Jr. is a 33-year-old interior designer and former model who lives in Atlanta, GA.

Lance Bass Is the Host

Lance Bass has signed on to host the reality show.

There's Already a First Trailer

Tension is already running high in the first clip from the series.

You Can See the Full Cast of Suitors

Logo has already released the full cast gallery on their website, so be sure to get good and acquainted with them.

There's an HIV-Positive Contestant

Lance Bass recently confirmed that one of the contestants is HIV positive. Instead of treating it like a major issue, the show is trying to undo the public stigma surrounding the disease. "I'm not going to not date someone because they're HIV-positive," Sepúlveda Jr. said. "That's ridiculous. It's really a stigma that we have to resolve now."

The Show Won't End in a Marriage Proposal

Contrary to The Bachelor and The Bachelorette, the goal of Finding Prince Charming isn't wedded bliss. Instead, the final contestant will get the chance to "commit to an exclusive relationship" with Sepúlveda Jr.

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The Premiere Date Has Been Set

Finding Prince Charming will debut with a 90-minute episode on Sept. 8.