British Chloe Burrows, famous for her participation in the reality show ‘Love Island’, cried with joy when she revealed that she had a fake romance with Harry Johnson, star of the reality show ‘Too Hot To Handle’. And before anyone comes to attack the boy and call the situation ‘deliverance’, here’s an explanation: they both orchestrated their relationship for a documentary.
The unusual – and false – relationship is the center of the narrative of the production ‘Love In The Limelight: UNTOLD’, which seeks to expose the lucrative industry of ‘showmances’, the romances between celebrities that exist only for the English to see (literally, in this case). , yielding figures that reach R$1.6 million per year for those who dedicate themselves to living false relationships as a business.
Chloe interviewed other celebrities from reality shows such as Liam Reardon and Millie Court, and Cara De La Hoyde and Nathan Massey, from ‘Love Island’, who admitted to having staged arguments to make money from paparazzi photos and decided to start having fake romances.
From then on, Chloe started producing photos alongside Harry, producing her own ‘showmance’. “It would be very easy to make money from this. You can start to see the financial network that could be behind a reality couple,” said the famous woman.
Chloe and Harry met with celebrity agent Dave Read, who handles other celebrities, who told them he could see a “lucrative future” for them. He advised them to spot forges looking for a home or in jewelry stores. “There is no reason why the two of you, in one year, cannot accumulate 250 thousand pounds”, informed the businessman.
The launch of the production on English TV, on Wednesday night, was a milestone for Chloe, who posted a video crying in the backseat of a taxi and exposing that her entire relationship with her supposed boyfriend was just a game of scene. She admitted that she doesn’t post images of herself crying, but that tears of joy were allowed, as the praise for the production ended up moving her.
