They just met - now they're honeymooning in 'hell' on 'BBC's answer to Love Island'

Critics of existing dating shows often say their "fakeness" is what's most jarring. Contestants say part of the appeal of Stranded on Honeymoon Island was precisely the fact that all of that was stripped away. “It’s less superficial,” Hannah tells me. “The authenticity really stood out. "You don't h...