Netflix has announced its new dating series, Age of Attraction, which challenges participants to find love without knowing each other's ages. The show debuts on March 11, exploring whether age truly matters in romance. Hosted by Nick Viall and Natalie Joy, it promises intergenerational connections amid potential awkward revelations.
Netflix is diving into unconventional romance with Age of Attraction, a dating series that mixes singles of varying ages into one pool, keeping their true ages hidden to foster genuine connections. The streamer revealed details on January 29, 2026, positioning the show as a bold experiment in love across generations, reminiscent of the cringeworthy moments in Love Is Blind but with an age-twist focus. According to the official description, 'Age is thrown out the window when singles search for their soulmates, but will the years come between them?''The series premieres on Wednesday, March 11, with the first five episodes available that day. Two additional episodes follow on March 18, and the finale airs on March 25, building suspense over age reveals and budding relationships. A newly released trailer showcases contestants arriving at a picturesque locale, unaware of their partners' ages, leading to intriguing dynamics. One participant declares, 'The truth is, when love is there, and love is real, age won't matter.' However, tensions arise, as seen when an older woman confesses to a younger man, 'I would probably want to fix you up with my daughter,' mistakenly assuming he is in his 30s when he may be even younger. Hosting duties fall to The Bachelor alum Nick Viall and his wife Natalie Joy, whose own 18-year age gap adds a personal layer to the theme. The trailer hints at both heartwarming and awkward encounters, questioning societal norms around age in dating. Viewers are left wondering if this will become Netflix's next addictive, if uncomfortable, binge-watch.
