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HBO Max is getting into the game show business.
The streamer has given a series order to Tattletales, which will feature celebrity couples revealing tidbits about their relationships. Author and TV host Ayesha Curry and her husband, NBA star Stephen Curry, will host and serve as executive producers.
“Ayesha and Stephen put a fresh new spin on a classic game show to really shake things up for these competing couples. Celebrity couples, they’re just like us!” said Jennifer O’Connell, executive vp nonfiction and live-action family programming at HBO Max.
“Our families are huge fans of the original so to be able to host and produce this show together is such a joy,” said Ayesha Curry. “We’re both so busy with life that each episode will be an opportunity to hang out with some iconic power couples, have fun and let loose a bit. We can’t wait.”
Added Stephen Curry, “We are so excited to be a part of bringing this awesome game show back to life.”
Tattletales first aired as part of CBS’ daytime lineup from 1974-78, then was revived for a second run from 1982-84. Fremantle, which owns the rights to the show, is producing the new version along with Ayesha Curry’s Sweet July Productions.
“Fremantle is home to the world’s largest collection of cherished game show properties. The dynamic Ayesha and Stephen Curry are the perfect duo to bring this hilarious exploration of the trials and tribulations of relationships back to television,” said Jayson Dinsmore, president alternative programming and development at Fremantle.
Ayesha and Stephen Curry executive produce Tattletales. Tiffany Nicholson-Horton, executive vp and head of development for Sweet July, and Erick Peyton, chief creative officer and co-founder of Unanimous Media with Stephen Curry, also exec produce.
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