Abbie Chatfield’s controversial series FBoy Island will return to screens for a second season in 2024

FBoy Island Australia will return to screens for a second season in 2024.

The controversial dating show is making a comeback with Abbie Chatfield set to return as host.

Abbie told The Daily Telegraph that the series was a “perfect combination of an easy-to-watch dating show but also afraid to poke fun at itself and its contestants.”

“I think this show really gave a voice to a lot of people, especially young women, who were harassed by fboys, and I or the contestants who called them out felt empowered and empowered,” she said.

Abbie went on to say that the show “really appeals to Australian audiences because we don’t take ourselves too seriously.”

“FBoy Island Australia turns traditional dating formats on their head and … it’s a show that encourages men to take responsibility for their bad behaviour,” she added.

The 10-part reality series, which debuted on Foxtel/Binge in May, focused on three women looking for love from 24 suitors.

However, the kicker is that half of the men are time-wasting “f**k boys” and the other half are genuinely looking for love.

Those looking for love in the first season included DJ Sophie Blackley, occupational therapist Molly O’Halloran and model Ziara Rae.

Abbie told The Daily Telegraph that the series was a “perfect combination of an easy-to-watch dating show but also not afraid to poke fun at itself and its contestants.”

Molly made the right decision by choosing the right contestant Nick Brown and Ziara fell in love with the beautiful Izaya Leota.

By correctly choosing a real man instead of an fboy, the women not only found love, but also won $50,000 in prize money to share with their new partner.

Unfortunately, Sophie Blackley chose her boyfriend Joshy Allen, which meant she didn’t find love and he got the full share of her prize money.

The 10-part reality series, which debuted on Foxtel/Binge in May, focused on three women looking for love from 24 suitors.