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OWN’s acclaimed dating series “Ready to Love” continues season 10 in Philadelphia

Premiering Friday, August 1 at 8 PM ET/PT on OWN, the series continues its engaging journey as a diverse group of singles navigate the complexities of modern love.
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OWN’s hit dating show Ready to Love returns for the second half of Season 10, set in vibrant Philadelphia.

The show premieres Friday, August 1 at 8 PM ET/PT on OWN. A diverse group of singles continues their search for real love.

About Ready to Love season 10

Only six bachelors and seven bachelorettes remain. Stakes rise as emotions deepen, rivalries emerge, and connections shift. Vulnerability and romantic tension shape every moment.

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Hosted by comedian Thomas “Nephew Tommy” Miles, Ready to Love explores dating among accomplished Black singles in their 30s and 40s. The show is praised for its authentic storytelling and dynamic cast.

Philadelphia’s singles are captivating audiences with charisma and emotional honesty.

Ready to Love season 10 episode: “Meet the Exes”

The season resumes with “Meet the Exes,” airing August 1. The men must confront their partners’ pasts. Cam feels pushed aside by Angie. Husieen questions control dynamics. Shanice sees Cisco’s praise for Tae as a warning sign. Kiara’s ex tries to reignite old flames in front of Jay. Emotions run high. Boundaries are tested.

Expect heart-to-hearts, shifting loyalties, and surprise exits.

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Each episode brings new twists. The show puts emotional growth and Black love at the center of televised romance.

Watch the trailer below:

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