An upcoming installment of VH1 Tough Love is going to do things a little differently: this time, Master Matchmakers Steve and JoAnn Ward are inviting not single women, but unmarried couples to go through the rigors of the VH1 Tough Love boot camp. Some info is in the short release below. To apply, check the VH1 Tough Love: Couples casting site.
CALLING ALL COUPLES
The producers of the hit series VH1 Tough Love want to know if you need some tough love injected into your relationship. They are calling all existing couples in need of a relationship revival to apply to for VH1 Tough Love: Couples. Selected couples will be put through Steve Ward’s boot camp to see if their relationship can make it for the long haul. Those that are willing to do the work and follow Steve’s rules are sure come out the other side stronger than ever! Visit VH1 Tough Love: Couples casting for more info.
Also VH1 and Shecky’s have teamed up for a contest, in which the grand prize includes a trip to New York and a consultation with Steve and JoAnn Ward. Click below for details!
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hi steve i cant get my pic to send i guess ther to big..but please hel ive been dateing thin guy for 3 year…and we fight about every thing what i wear.. my makeup we need help i do want to lose him… i feel like this is my last chance… PLEASE HELP……we r both very good lookig n we fight abou every thing…..i need ur help u help so many others i know u can help us… i can send pic to u love issy
Steve,
I am so glad to have this opportunity to send you my story. I would love to be one of your students. I am a 46 year old divorced mother of four. I do believe I am a wonderful woman, I am told over and over that I am the total package; beautiful, intelligent, sense of humor, sweet, compassionate and I have to agree but I am a mess. I have secretly been trying to figure myself out and won’t reveal to people what my problem is. I can remember at age 19 eating a lobster dinner with a nice gentleman, girlfriend’s brother and I am still just about as awkward on recent dates as I was then. Steve I have done so much work on myself, but for some reason I can’t seem to deal with this one I am terrified of a ‘good man’ but don’t want to settle for anything but. Please Help! I live in Baltimore, excited to see you aren’t too far up the road. P.S., I can handle myself in any social situation but alone I am faking it until the drink hits. If you only knew how bad.
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