TelevisaUnivision's new reality show '¿Apostarías Por Mi?' or "Would You Bet on Me?" is set to debut as the first 24/7 viewing experience, testing couples' relationships under extreme surveillance. The network has expanded its obsession with unscripted drama beyond traditional singing and beauty competitions to extreme sports and constant voyeuristic entertainment.
Twelve celebrities and their partners will live in an isolated villa in São Paulo, Brazil, where cameras capture every move around the clock. The format challenges not only their relationships but also viewers' commitment to following them 24/7. Will audiences tune in across multiple platforms to witness intimate moments, potential oversharing, and reactions to constant surveillance?
The program features a diverse lineup of celebrities and personalities from entertainment and social media. To make it more engaging, TelevisaUnivision has partnered with the streaming service ViX to offer eight exclusive uncensored feeds for 24/7 viewing. Fans can also decide the fate of the contestants by voting exclusively on ViX from Thursday through Sunday.
The winning couple could walk away with up to $300,000, and the show's format is designed to test their love, loyalty, and trust while completely exposed to viewers. The hosts for the Monday to Friday shows are Alejandra Espinoza and Alan Tacher, while Roberto Hernández serves as co-host, presenting interviews with family members, friends, eliminated couples, and fans.
As the reality show progresses, a panel of analysts will provide commentary on the strategies and relationships developing inside the villa. Arana Lemus and Lambda García will host exclusive pre and post-shows on ViX.
The show's global debut is set for this Sunday, January 18, with daily two-hour long live shows determining the couples' fate. To get a sneak peek, a special preview, "¿Apostarías por mí? La Previa," will air Saturday, January 17 on Univision, Las Estrellas, and ViX at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT/9 p.m. PT.
In the United States, Sunday primetime episodes will air simultaneously on Univision and ViX at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT, while weeknight episodes will air Monday through Friday on Unimás and ViX at the same time. In Mexico, viewers can watch Sunday shows on Las Estrellas at 9 p.m., and in Latin America, access to live shows is available through ViX.
Standard users in the U.S. can vote once per day, while premium subscribers can cast up to 10 votes daily to save their favorite couples.
Twelve celebrities and their partners will live in an isolated villa in São Paulo, Brazil, where cameras capture every move around the clock. The format challenges not only their relationships but also viewers' commitment to following them 24/7. Will audiences tune in across multiple platforms to witness intimate moments, potential oversharing, and reactions to constant surveillance?
The program features a diverse lineup of celebrities and personalities from entertainment and social media. To make it more engaging, TelevisaUnivision has partnered with the streaming service ViX to offer eight exclusive uncensored feeds for 24/7 viewing. Fans can also decide the fate of the contestants by voting exclusively on ViX from Thursday through Sunday.
The winning couple could walk away with up to $300,000, and the show's format is designed to test their love, loyalty, and trust while completely exposed to viewers. The hosts for the Monday to Friday shows are Alejandra Espinoza and Alan Tacher, while Roberto Hernández serves as co-host, presenting interviews with family members, friends, eliminated couples, and fans.
As the reality show progresses, a panel of analysts will provide commentary on the strategies and relationships developing inside the villa. Arana Lemus and Lambda García will host exclusive pre and post-shows on ViX.
The show's global debut is set for this Sunday, January 18, with daily two-hour long live shows determining the couples' fate. To get a sneak peek, a special preview, "¿Apostarías por mí? La Previa," will air Saturday, January 17 on Univision, Las Estrellas, and ViX at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT/9 p.m. PT.
In the United States, Sunday primetime episodes will air simultaneously on Univision and ViX at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT, while weeknight episodes will air Monday through Friday on Unimás and ViX at the same time. In Mexico, viewers can watch Sunday shows on Las Estrellas at 9 p.m., and in Latin America, access to live shows is available through ViX.
Standard users in the U.S. can vote once per day, while premium subscribers can cast up to 10 votes daily to save their favorite couples.
I mean, don't get me wrong, it sounds like super dramatic and entertaining, but at what cost? Being under constant surveillance 24/7 can be kinda suffocating, you know? And I'm curious, how much are they really willing to risk their relationships for the sake of entertainment? 
I just hope they're not exploiting their partners too much in the process. It's all about the money, right? 
and The Bachelor 
but with an extra layer of drama because they're under constant surveillance 
. I'm not sure if it's genius or crazy, but I do think it'll be super entertaining to watch. Can you imagine the arguments that will break out when everyone's watching? 
It's definitely an interesting concept that'll keep us on the edge of our seats! 
... like, I was floating above the lunar surface and there were these massive slices of pizza just chillin', with aliens dancing around them in moon suits... it was totally wild 
. Anyway, back to this reality show... yeah, I guess it's kinda cool that they're testing couples' relationships under all that surveillance... like, how would you feel if your every move was being watched 24/7? 
It's already crazy enough watching them on social media, but adding 24/7 surveillance is just too much for me. I mean, what if they're having a bad day or something and just need some alone time? 
But at the same time, I'm curious... will it work? Will people tune in to watch these couples struggle and vote on their fate? 
... i mean who needs all that drama and surveillance in their lives? but at the same time, it's also kinda fascinating how ppl are gonna be drawn to this 24/7 thing and want to watch every single move of these celeb couples. like, will we really tune in just to see them argue or spill tea on each other? probably 
. I think it's cool that fans can vote to decide the fate of the contestants, too - it adds an extra layer of engagement. But at the same time, I'm a bit worried about how intense this show might get... all that surveillance can't be healthy for their mental health 
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... The fact that fans can vote and influence the outcome makes me think it might get pretty dramatic 
... But then again, isn't that just a recipe for disaster?