HGTV Announces Dating Show Starring ‘The Bachelorette’s Tyler Cameron

It’s Love is Blind meets House Hunters. The Bachelorette alum Tyler Cameron is set to host Let’s Go Back to Your Place, a home dating show, where contestants pick their blind date based on the way their home looks inside.

According to a press release, the HGTV show, which was announced on August 25, will premiere sometime in 2027. Cameron will be the matchmaker for single people who are looking for love in their suitors’ most personal spaces.

Each episode will see one hopeful romantic explore three different homes that reveal clues through designs, decor choices, and overall way of living about the people who live there. They will choose their suitor based on only the house clues.

After they get a few clues, the single will choose which home of the person they think they will vibe with. Then, they will be set up on a blind date to see if the chemistry they felt through the house matches them in real life.

The premise shares a similarity to the MTV dating series, Room Raiders. The show, which ran from 2003 to 2009, saw contestants snooping through bedrooms of three potential suitors before asking one on a date.

This isn’t the first HGTV show for the Bachelorette alum turned real estate agent. Cameron also hosts Bachelor Mansion Takeover, which premiered in March.

He serves as a judge alongside Bachelor Nation alum Tayshia Adams. Together, they judged 12 Bachelor, Bachelorette, and Golden Bachelor contestants to give the ABC show’s iconic California home a makeover.

Cameron also starred in Amazon’s Going Home with Tyler Cameron, which featured his construction company, Image One Construction. This series saw him renovating homes in Jupiter, Florida, while also restoring his late mother’s home.

He was best known for being the runner-up on Season 15 of The Bachelorette. Hannah Brown wound up choosing Jed Wyatt. But they called off their engagement after Brown discovered Wyatt had a girlfriend back home.

Cameron is now engaged to Tate Madden, a photographer whom he met on the set of Going Home. So, he knows a little something about love.

Let’s Go Back to Your Place, 2027, HGTV