Paramount+ has announced Hannah Berner as the host of its new reality-dating series. The streamer has not revealed the exact format of the show but promises an exciting new way for singles to find love.
Making Love is arriving on Paramount+ in early 2027. The streamer has not confirmed an exact release date yet. According to a new release, comedian and television personality Hannah Berner will host the upcoming reality show.
The official logline states that Making Love “is a bold new relationship experiment which gives singles a completely original and unique opportunity to take destiny into their own hands.”
It adds, “Can you actually find the person you’ve always dreamed of? With Berner steering the ship — equal parts hype woman, hilarious hall monitor, and hopeless romantic — expect the drama, the swoons, and the one-liners to hit different.”
Chris Coelen, CEO of Kinetic Content, is the creator of Making Love and also serves as its executive producer. He has previously produced popular dating shows like Love Is Blind and Married at First Sight.
What is Hannah Berner best known for?
Hannah Berner is best known for hosting the Giggly Squad podcast with Paige DeSorbo. The pair won Podcast of the Year for the same at the 2026 iHeart Podcast Awards. She also co-hosts the Berner Phone with Des Bishop podcast with her husband.
Early in her career, Berner worked at the digital media company Betches. She gained prominence after appearing on Seasons 3 through 5 of the popular reality TV series Summer House with DeSorbo.
As a comedian, Berner released stand-up specials like None of My Business and We Ride at Dawn. The 35-year-old also created an original video digital series called Han on the Street, featuring her comedy interview bits.
One of the most notable digital creators in the scene today, Hannah Berner was recently featured in The Hollywood Reporter’s “50 Most Powerful People in New York Media” list. She was also named in TIME’s inaugural “2025 Creators” list.
Additionally, Berner will guest star in the upcoming A24 and Peacock drama series, Superfakes.
Originally reported by Namrata Ghosh on ComingSoon.
