‘90 Day: Hunt for Love’ Season 2 Cast Revealed — Meet the Singles Looking for Love in Puerto Rico

The ’90 Day Fiancé’ universe has built an entire ecosystem of spinoffs at this point, but few have generated as much instant buzz as its dating competition format. ‘Hunt for Love’ took the franchise’s most memorable singles, stripped away the visa drama, and dropped them into a tropical setting to see if lightning could strike twice.

Season 1 proved there was a real appetite for watching these familiar faces try dating all over again, mixing old grudges with fresh connections in a way only this franchise can pull off. Fans have been waiting to see who would get a second shot at love once the show’s return was confirmed.

That wait is now over, with TLC officially unveiling the full cast for ‘Hunt for Love’ Season 2, which is set to premiere Monday, October 5, at 8 p.m. ET/PT. This time around, the singles are trading their previous location for Puerto Rico, where the season promises a mix of romantic adventures including a Festival del Amor celebration, salsa lessons, casino nights, and spontaneous street parties in La Parguera.

Leading the returning lineup is Kara Leona Bass, who fans will recognize from her ongoing storyline on ’90 Day: The Last Resort’ as she works to recommit to her husband Guillermo Rojer. Despite that, she’s heading into ‘Hunt for Love’ as a single woman, with the network teasing that she’s determined to find someone who accepts her exactly as she is.

Steven Frend also returns to the dating pool for the first time in years as a devoted single father, following his appearance on ’90 Day Fiancé’ Season 6 with Olga Koshimbetova. Jamal Menzies, previously seen on ’90 Day: The Single Life’ alongside his mother Kimberly Menzies, is chasing what the network describes as old-fashioned romance this season.

Rounding out the returning cast is Chloe Fabiano from ’90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way,’ looking to move past a betrayal-filled Aruba romance, along with Brittany Banks from ’90 Day: The Single Life,’ who’s open to finding love with either men or women this time around. Michael Ilesanmi, fresh off his divorce from Angela Deem, is also joining the cast while rebuilding his life in America, and Emma Perry, who was infamously left stranded by a previous partner on ’90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days,’ rounds out the group of returning franchise favorites.

Beyond the returning ’90 Day’ veterans, the season is bringing in a fresh group of singles hoping to write their own love stories from scratch. TLC has teased that old friendships, unexpected attractions, and overlapping histories will all collide once the new faces enter the picture, making for a season where a fresh start isn’t quite as simple as it sounds.

According to the network’s official teaser, relationship coaches will also challenge the group throughout the season, pushing them past surface-level first impressions and toward what they actually want in a partner. As feelings deepen, the cast will be forced to decide whether their connections in paradise can actually survive back in the real world.

The series is produced by Sharp Entertainment, a division of Sony Pictures Television, for TLC, and its return so soon after a successful first season suggests the network is confident in the format’s staying power. With ‘Hunt for Love’ premiering just one day after the Season 8 debut of ’90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way,’ TLC appears to be leaning hard into back-to-back franchise programming this fall.

Given how much drama these singles have already generated across other corners of the ’90 Day’ universe, Season 2 looks primed to deliver plenty of unexpected pairings and messy reunions once cameras start rolling in Puerto Rico.

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