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Hannah Berner To Host Paramount+’s ‘Making Love’

Comedian Hannah Berner is getting into the dating business. Berner is to host Paramount+’s dating reality series Making Love. Deadline broke the news of Making Love in March; the series is the streamer’s first unscripted original order since David Ellison’s Skydance took over the studio. The streamer hasn’t detailed the format of Making Love but […]

Hannah Berner To Host Paramount+’s ‘Making Love’

Hannah Berner is set to host a new dating show called "Making Love" on Paramount+, according to reports. The series is the brainchild of Chris Coelen, CEO of Kinetic Content, who also produced the hit shows "Love Is Blind" and "Married at First Sight." Coelen described "Making Love" as a "bold new relationship experiment which gives singles a completely original and unique opportunity to take destiny into their own hands."

Berner, a comedian known for her work on Bravo's "Summer House," will take on the role of "equal parts hype woman, hilarious hall monitor and hopeless romantic." She has released two comedy specials, "We Ride at Dawn" for Netflix and "Hannah Berner: None of My Business" for Hulu, and hosts the popular podcast "Giggly Squad" with Paige Desorbo. The podcast was ranked No. 20 on Forbes' list of Highest-Paid Podcasters earlier this year.

Jane Wiseman, head of originals at Paramount+, expressed excitement about the series, stating that it aligns with the kind of premium, pop culture-driving unscripted storytelling that audiences love. The series is slated to launch in early 2027 and will be executive produced by Coelen, Kinetic's President of Television Ally Simpson, Brent Gauches, Lauren Dunlop and Jayson Elmore, as well as co-executive producers Stefanie Cohen-Williams and Maegan McDonough.

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