Where Was 90 Day: Hunt for Love Filmed? The 90 Day Alums Got ‘White Girl Wasted’ at This Luxury Resort
It’s like your favorite dating show that’s set on the beach, but for the 90 Day franchise. 90 Day Fiancé’s universe just keeps getting bigger and bigger. With 90 Day: Hunt for Love, your favorite personalities are back for a second chance for love.
The new series finds The Family Chantel’s Chantel Everett, 90 Day Fiancé’s Colt Johnson, 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days’ Cortney Reardanz, Tim Malcolm, Jennifer Tarazona and Usman Umar and 90 Day: The Last Resort’s Rob Warne in a new tropical setting to go on dates, fall in love, and break some more hearts.
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“From flirty first impressions to late-night confessions, expect shocking hook-ups and unexpected pairings,” a press release states. “The journey transforms into a thrilling adventure in chemistry and connection, filled with romantic curveballs and twists for each of the singles.”
“It sounds like a lot of work,” Cortney Reardanz said about the premise, “I was just planning on getting, like, white girl wasted the whole retreat.”
Where was 90 Day: Hunt for Love filmed?
90 Day: Hunt for Love was filmed in the Kore Tulum Resort and Spa, in Tulum, Mexico. However, some fans noticed that some parts were filmed at the Papaya Playa Project, as the interior matches some of the scenes.
Kore’s amenities prove that it’s the perfect place for these 90 Day alums to relax and finally find their perfect match. “You can enjoy our adults-only facilities and relax during your stay in our infinity pool, Jacuzzis, spa and gym, while enjoying our delicious gastronomy with an unmissable view of the sea in our restaurants, or admire our natural cenote in the middle of the hotel’s garden,” the resort’s site says.
Some of the cast members are looking at the show as another opportunity to redeem themselves from their previous franchise. Rob Warne said that he would work on “some of the things” he noticed that he didn’t like watching himself on screen. He told InTouch Weekly, “You try to learn from it, but not many people get an opportunity to actually watch yourself in those moments and see what you probably should have did or could have did differently.”
Other cast members are dying to be involved in the show and instantly connect with the love of their lives. “I don’t know if there’s a word to describe, like, single, but, like, more? Super f—ing single,” 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way alum Tiffany Franco said in the first episode. “So maybe a girl does need a little professional help.”
