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received last year, which included the series undergoing a supersizing with more couples and longer episodes.It also comes as “Married at First Sight”‘s eleventh season, which launched July 15, is delivering strong ratings. Through three weeks, the series is averaging 1.7 million total viewers in Live+3, with its audience growing each week.

Lifetime’s two-night special “Surviving Jeffrey Epstein” has been exclusively shared with The Post.Much like the network’s special “Surviving R. Kelly,” the documentary will feature several in-depth interviews with women who claim to have been trafficked by Epstein.The four-hour special will air Sunday, August 9 at 8 p.m.

pandemic shutdown has enabled “Supernanny” star Jo Frost to shift into high gear — off-camera — to help parents cope with the virus and its impact on their family dynamics.Frost, 49, was in the midst of shooting her series, which moved to Lifetime in January after a six-year run on ABC (2005-2011), when production stopped in mid-March.That’s when her popular social media accounts “went off the charts” with parents seeking parenting advice, she says.“That first stage was pandemonium and everybody

coronavirus pandemic hit and continued as lockdown set in, meaning viewers will get to see how the newlyweds deal with the additional stress of a global pandemic.Matchmakers Dr. Viviana Coles, Dr.

Abby’s Virtual Dance-Off” series Friday after the mother of a “Dance Moms” dancer posted on social media that Miller, who stars in that series as well, had made racist remarks to her daughter during the filming of Season 8. EW.com first reported the cancellation.Adriana Smith, whose daughter Kamryn took part in the reality series’ most recent season, mocked Miller for posting a Blackout Tuesday square on Instagram to support the Black Lives Matter movement.

It’s been five months since the couples on Season 10 of “Married at First Sight” decided to stay together or get a divorce. But since the cameras stopped filming, their lives and marriages continued to unravel.

Dun dun dun, it’s Decision Day.

Fans of “Married at First Sight” are getting a treat in May: Lifetime has announced a spinoff of their hit social experiment show.

Lifetime has greenlit five new movies for its “Ripped from the Headlines” slate, all from best-selling true crime author Ann Rule, Variety has learned exclusively. Additionally, Ashley Williams and Robin Givens will make their small-screen directorial debuts with two of these films.

Blair Bathory, 28, “pretty much fell in love” with fiancé Chris Williams “the moment I met him.” She was ecstatic when he popped the question in 2018.

Jamie-Lynn Sigler joins Lifetime’s “women in jeopardy” sorority in “The Neighbor in the Window,” a thriller airing Saturday (8 p.m.)

Lifetime has officially ordered the four-hour documentary series “Surviving Jeffrey Epstein.”

Lorena Bobbitt’s story is getting the biopic treatment.