Chris Harrison returns to reality TV with 'The Vow,' Fox Nation's first-ever dating show
Fox Nation is unveiling its first-ever dating show, with longtime reality television host Chris Harrison returning to the genre to help a new group of singles find lasting love.
"Chris Harrisonβs The Vow" will premiere Nov. 11, putting a commitment-focused spin on modern dating as 30-year-old bachelor Jace Cates navigates relationships with 10 women seeking lasting commitment and marriage.
"Iβm so excited to be back helping people find love, and Fox Nation has been an incredible partner in bringing this vision to life," Harrison said.
Unlike dating shows built around fleeting connections and social media attention, "The Vow" will put long-term commitment at the center of the experience. Through a series of decisions and honest conversations, Cates and the women will tackle questions surrounding faith, family, communication and their plans for the future β all with the goal of determining whether a relationship has what it takes to lead to marriage.
"We were inspired by the faith-driven renaissance happening across America, andΒ as a result, I believe weβve created the most authentic dating show on television today," Harrison added.
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"At a time when so many people feel dating has become harder than ever,Β 'The Vow'Β asks a simple but important question: Can genuine, lasting love still be found in the modern world? The stakes couldnβt be higher. Iβm incredibly proud and honored to put my name on this show."
Fox Nation President Lauren Petterson praised the partnership with Harrison, noting his role in defining the relationship entertainment genre, one of TV's most recognizable.
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"We're thrilled to partner with him on a fresh, thoughtful take that returns the focus to what so many people are ultimately searching for: a genuine connection built to last," she said.
"This series explores the conversations, values and real-life moments that matter long after production ends, and we believe audiences will connect with its authentic and hopeful approach to finding lasting love."
