Will there be a season 3 of Netflix’s Too Hot To Handle?

Too Hot To Handle has been keeping the globe entertained (Picture: Netflix)

Too Hot To Handle season 2 brought all the chaos, with this year’s batch of horny singletons blitzing through the prize fund like nobody’s business.

The new chapter arrived last week, with Netflix releasing the first four episodes before dropping the last batch on June 30 and revealing who won.

The reality show saw the 10 cast members challenged to refrain from any intimate contact in a bid to win the show’s $100,000 (£71,000) cash prize.

But if anyone got up to any funny business, Lana, the retreats judgement robot, was on hand to sure that the participants were fined a hefty sum for their heavy petting. And boy was there a lot of it…

Now Too Hot To Handle season two is done and dusted, the main question on everyone’s lips is will it be returning?

Will there be a season 3 of Too Hot To Handle?

This year’s cast blitzed through the prize fund (Picture: Netflix)

Good news, folks as Too Hot To Handle will be returning for a third season.

It’s been reported that the new instalment has already been filmed and that production commenced straight after series two wrapped.

Vice president for Netflix’s unscripted and documentary series, Brandon Riegg, confirmed the news in January.

‘The secret is out – we’re thrilled to bring back Too Hot to Handle for two new seasons in a tropical paradise,’ he told Variety.

‘Netflix members around the world fell in love with the hilarious antics of season one, and now fans won’t have to wait long to see our new contestants try (and fail) to follow Lana’s strict rules with plenty of twists and surprises along the way.’

The singletons were told they were signing up to a show named Parties In Paradise in a bid to keep the premise of the show under wraps.

Too Hot To Handle is available to stream on Netflix.

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