The Channel 4 programme, Open House: The Great Sex Experiment, is confirmed to be returning for a third series.
The provocative show invites couples to explore open relationships at a luxury retreat, with the aim of determining whether sexual encounters with others can bolster their relationship.
On Monday 12 August, it was confirmed that the show would be returning with a new location and a new open relationships expert. There will also be some 'exciting format twists.'
The programme assesses couples' readiness for an open relationship and sets them tasks that progressively push their boundaries, culminating in sex with someone other than their partner.
Chanice, 31, and Richardo, 32, joined the show in 2023 to add some spice to their eight-year relationship. In one episode, Chanice admitted to feeling insecure and broke down in tears.
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The couple then deliberated over whether to engage in a threesome or foursome. They initiated a game of truth or dare with fellow contestants, before announcing an afterparty, reports MyLondon.
Chanice commented: "I think we just want to play, I'm just going with the flow."
The pair invited everyone upstairs to the bedroom, with Richardo adding: "We just invited everyone at the party to the after party."
"There are so many experienced people. It's just like...take us in."
The participants were seen heading into the bedroom and it wasn't long before they began undressing and partaking in sexual activities.
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Chanice revealed: "I didn't expect that. Once the sex had started, it was difficult to get involved. Obviously they're pre-occupied and you don't want to just jump in, if that makes sense."
Subsequently, Chanice decided to partake, with a visibly uneasy Richardo demonstrating greater reluctance than his partner did. At the time, audiences swiftly took to X to air their unease regarding the sequence, yet humorously added they would continue to tune in.
A viewer commented: "I must report this filth to Ofcom. I'd better watch next week to see if it gets any worse."
While another voiced: "This #OpenHouse sex program on Channel 4 is just so... Awkward. And tame! So tame! ".
"Where and how do you even sleep after 15 people have had sex in your bed," pondered another fan online. One concurred, remarking "I hope someone comes in and gives that room a deep clean before anyone else sleeps in there."
And another quipped: "Film on sky finished and TV pinged onto #openhouse what fresh hell is this ? ! ? I can't believe this is on normal TV."
Speaking about the third series, commissioning Editor Tim Hancock said: "Reflecting the growing trend of non-monogamy in an authentic, aspirational and sometimes shockingly frank way, Open House is the kind of show that can only sit on Channel 4.
"Its continued success has been due to an alchemy of excellent casting and high-quality storytelling, and I can’t wait to discover who’s coming to the house this time around.”
