'Everyone should have a second chance'

The hosts of new Netflix show Cheat: Unfinished Business, talk forgiveness and why we can all be too quick to judge sometimes.

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The hosts of new Netflix show Cheat: Unfinished Business, talk forgiveness and why we can all be too quick to judge sometimes.

If you've ever been cheated on, the thought of being trapped in a villa with your ex might sound like an absolute nightmare.

Unless, maybe, Amanda Holden, relationship guru Paul C. Brunson and seven other couples all in the same situation as you, were there too..?

That's the premise of new Netflix show Cheat: Unfinished Business, which sees eight not-so-happy couples, whose relationships have been wrecked by infidelity, reunited in a villa in Majorca, Spain, to see if they can revive their romance.

“It's a relationship show. It’s not a dating show,” says Britain’s Got Talent judge Holden, 54. “It's about people who are invested in their relationships and are seeing whether they can hold on to them and make them work.”

During the series, Brunson, 50, who has co-hosted Celebs Go Dating and Married at First Sight UK, counsels the couples and sets exercises to help them work through and ideally, overcome their problems.

Crucially, cheaters aren't demonised.