Couples Therapy cast: Taylor Armstrong, Jon Gosselin, Ghostface Killah, Farrah Abraham & more
There are always interesting casting choices on VH1′s Couples Therapy. There are couples from other reality shows, like Teen Mom, The Real World, or people who are trying to land their own shows, like the now-estranged Doug Hutchison and Courtney Stodden, and musicians, like Flavor Flav and Chingy. And a curveball of some sort; something to get people talking.
This year’s “curveball” leaked already, when RadarOnline reported that Farrah Abraham would appear on the show, alone, to address “why her relationships fail.”
And now, in addition to the former MTV Teen Mom, VH1 has released the rest of the cast.
- Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ Taylor Armstrong and her boyfriend John Bluher (above),
- The Real L Word‘s Whitney Mixter and Sara Bettencourt,
- Jon Gosselin and girlfriend Liz Janetta,
- Ghostface Killah and Kelsey Nykole,
- Teen Mom’s Farrah Abraham (without boyfriend, DJ Brian Dawe) .
The new season is set to premiere January 2014, with eight one-hour episodes. January is also the premiere date for the “mystery show” Farrah is recording right now, so it would appear the cameras “filming her 24/7″ are from VH1.
Here’s VH1′s press release.
VH1 HEADS BACK TO THE THERAPIST COUCH WITH A FOURTH SEASON OF “VH1 COUPLES THERAPY”
Couples Seeking Advice This Season Include Taylor Armstrong & John Bluher, Jon Gosselin & Liz Janetta, Ghostface Killah & Kelsey Nykole, Whitney Mixter & Sara Bettencourt, And Farrah Abraham
Dr. Jenn Berman is Back as Therapist and Host for the Series
LOS ANGELES, CA – (November 7, 2013) – Relationships are hard enough, but imagine the pressure of having your hook ups, “bumps” on the relationship road and breakups as fodder for the tabloids. More and more, it seems couples whose matters of the heart play out in the public eye are calling it quits and throwing in the towel on their relationships. Why is it so tough for these couples to stay together? Looking to shed light on the issue, VH1 will examine the complicated and often misunderstood world of high-profile relationships with “VH1 Couples Therapy.”
In season 4 of “Couples Therapy” we will get a look at four-and-a half couples who are facing very complicated issues never before discussed on the show made even more complicated when half of one couple is a no-show. Taylor Armstrong (RHoBH) & John Bluher, Farrah Abraham (Teen Mom), Ghostface Killah (Rapper) & Kelsey Nykole, Whitney Mixter (The Real L Word) & Sara Bettencourt (The Real L Word) and Jon Gosselin (Jon & Kate + Eight) & Liz Janetta will all take a seat on Dr. Jenn Berman’s couch. “VH1 Couples Therapy” is set to premiere January, 2014 with 8, one-hour episodes on VH1.
From the producers of “Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew,” “VH1 Couples Therapy” is the first reality show to examine firsthand the real life experiences of a group of buzzed-about couples. For some of these couples, living under constant scrutiny from the media and fans makes it increasingly hard for them to stay together and VH1 wants to see why they can’t seem to go the distance. These four-and-a-half couples, at a crossroads in their relationships, will join together for over 2 weeks as they undergo intensive relationship therapy. Under the guidance of Dr. Jenn Berman, a nationally renowned relationship therapist, the couples will participate in group and individual therapy along with relationship exercises out in the “real world” to see if they can rekindle the love they used to have for one another — or if it’s simply time for them to move on.
Dr. Jenn Berman, a well-known marriage and family therapist, columnist, author, speaker, radio host will be the relationship therapist for the couples. Dr. Jenn is the host of the popular call-in advice program “The Love and Sex Show with Dr. Jenn” on Oprah Radio which is heard on Sirius XM nightly. She is the author of three bestselling books: SuperBaby: 12 Ways to Give Your Child a Head Start in the First 3 Years, The A to Z Guide to Raising Happy Confident Kids and Rockin’ Babies. People come to see her in her private practice for a variety of reasons, such as: relationship issues, parenting, eating disorders, substance abuse, depression, anxiety, self-esteem, trauma, and sexual abuse. She also works with performers and entertainment professionals dealing with creativity and performance issues and does consulting with a number of related organizations including The Actors Fund and A Minor Consideration. Dr. Berman also recently created the “No More Diets” application, which is currently available on iPhone & iPad.
“VH1 Couples Therapy” is produced by Irwin Entertainment. Executive producing for Irwin Entertainment are John Irwin, Damian Sullivan, Rob Buchta and Sudi Khosropur. Susan Levison, Jill Holmes, and Laurel Stier serve as Executive Producers for VH1.