• This Episode Has So Many God Damn Reflections… It Could Be A Mirror - Special New Year’s Episode!

  • Dec 29 2023
  • Length: 59 mins
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This Episode Has So Many God Damn Reflections… It Could Be A Mirror - Special New Year’s Episode!

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  • A massive HAPPY NEW YEAR to you ALL - And we really are spoiling you with  ANOTHER HOUR LONG special episode (!!!)…

    In today’s bumper, chockers etc. etc. episode:

    Naomi shares how hectic her Christmas was and takes time out to reflect on how massive 2023 was for her in "Wifey Lifey"

    After the last episode where she was given a few home truths, it’s also reflection city for Lou in “Lou's Dating Diary"…

    We are joined in the studio by THE LADIES! Ashlee and Bettina share what SHE SAID…! Whilst reflecting on the world of dating and relationships in "Question Of The Week"

    In "Star-Crossed Lovers" the spotlight is now on Naomi! Renowned Sydney psychic, Sylie Anya is back to give Naomi a reflection of what may be in store for her in 2024 ….

    And after much, much, MUCH reflecting, the ladies feel it’s now the time to announce a new twist on  "PERFECT MATCH!” - We may have (or have not!) our very own Bachelorette on our hands!

    Hmmmmmmm, on reflection, have Naomi and Lou bitten off more than they can chew with their new lurrrrrrve project?

    All that and more, in this Special New Year's show!

    *See you all in mid January for Season 2!*

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