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FOX show with men wearing masks will be hosted by Monica Lewinsky.

Mar. 20, 2003 | updated Aug. 3, 2018, 11:22 am | 0 comments

FOX is planning another dating reality TV show, but with a twist.

This time, Mr. Personality will be structured much like The Bachelorette, with a woman choosing from a pool of male suitors.

She’ll never actually see the men, however, because they’ll be wearing bags– er, masks.

Monica Lewinsky will host the show (not star in it), and producers are just as excited about her participation as they are with the format.

Its creator said “[t]he combination of Monica Lewinsky with a concept like Mr Personality will result in a big tune-in,” according to the BBC.

The show will fill the Joe Millionaire time slot on Mondays at 9 and debut on April 21, Zap2it reports.

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