For the Love of DILFs - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

(Boxer) Brief Encounters
The Himbos and Daddies meet for the first time. After randomized dates, sparks fly between two of the Himbos. A jockstrap brings one of the couples closer together.

Play Him Like a Violin
A game of strip dodgeball and a sexy picnic give the singles a chance to reveal more about themselves. New Himbo Matt has his eyes on Daddy Jeffrey, but are they too alike to fall for each other? A Himbo leaves the mansion.

Two Truths and a Cry
The Himbos welcome a new Daddy, Charles. A game of two truths and a lie brings the singles closer together. A sudden switch up leaves one of the Daddies out in the cold. A Daddy leaves the house.

Tango with Trouble
A sexy new himbo and daddy enter the house, which puts Jeffrey at odds with Matt. Tokeyo and Tony Cannoli have it out, will Tokeyo's daddy defend him? A private date with a psychic reveals one couples true feelings.

Petty Petty Princes
The himbos have to fight for their man (literally) in a sexy wrestling match.

Red Flags & Water Fights
A surprise challenge rocks DILF Mansion. An emotional elimination tests the Daddies' friendships.

Love is a Chore
One of the couples says "I love you." The top three couples are decided.

The Finale
All of the Himbos and Daddies return to DILF mansion.
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