SBS's new variety show, "My Remaining Love," will showcase the love stories of young people who have battled illness.

The dating reality show My Remaining Love, featuring young adults in their 20s and 30s who have faced the brink of death—including a stage 4 cancer diagnosis and a terminal prognosis—is set to premiere. The cast candidly shares the emotional wounds and practical struggles theyve faced during their battles with illness, and they seek the meaning of life as they begin to fall in love again.A released teaser video introduced the shows unique rule: spending 100 minutes together every night. Within this limited timeframe, the cast members open up to one another, experiencing butterflies and emotional shifts.My Remaining Love is set to capture the heartfelt confessions of young people choosing love within a timeline that flows differently from everyone elses. The show will premiere on August 3 at 10:00 p.m.
The dating reality show My Remaining Love, featuring young adults in their 20s and 30s who have faced the brink of death—including a stage 4 cancer diagnosis and a terminal prognosis—is set to premiere. The cast candidly shares the emotional wounds and practical struggles theyve faced during their battles with illness, and they seek the meaning of life as they begin to fall in love again.A released teaser video introduced the shows unique rule: spending 100 minutes together every night. Within this limited timeframe, the cast members open up to one another, experiencing butterflies and emotional shifts.My Remaining Love is set to capture the heartfelt confessions of young people choosing love within a timeline that flows differently from everyone elses. The show will premiere on August 3 at 10:00 p.m.

The dating reality show "My Remaining Love," featuring young adults in their 20s and 30s who have faced the brink of death—including a stage 4 cancer diagnosis and a terminal prognosis—is set to premiere. The cast candidly shares the emotional wounds and practical struggles they’ve faced during their battles with illness, and they seek the meaning of life as they begin to fall in love again.

A released teaser video introduced the show’s unique rule: spending 100 minutes together every night. Within this limited timeframe, the cast members open up to one another, experiencing butterflies and emotional shifts.

“My Remaining Love” is set to capture the heartfelt confessions of young people choosing love within a timeline that flows differently from everyone else’s. The show will premiere on August 3 at 10:00 p.m.

A New Perspective on Love and Life

SBS's upcoming reality show 'My Remaining Romance' features 20- and 30-something participants who have faced terminal illness or life-threatening health challenges. The program explores how these individuals navigate the complexities of dating and personal connection after confronting the fragility of life.

The 100-Minute Rule

The show introduces a unique format where participants are allotted 100 minutes each night to exchange time with one another. This time-based system highlights the emotional stakes for contestants as they weigh their limited time against the desire to form meaningful new relationships.