Alex Cooper's Hulu Dating Show 'Love Overboard' Axed After One Season

The streaming ship has officially sailed on Alex Cooper’s major foray into reality television. Hulu has decided not to move forward with a second season of *Love Overboard*, effectively scrapping the high-seas dating series after just a single run on the platform. The podcaster and media mogul launched the reality project on the Disney-owned streamer earlier this spring. The series made its grand debut back in March, promising viewers plenty of romantic drama, luxury vibes, and unscripted hookups. However, decision-makers at the platform have now formally pulled the plug on the venture, as reported by and confirmed by.

While streaming outlets rarely release granular viewership metrics, the swift drop of the axe suggests the show struggled to maintain a consistent audience. High-concept reality dating shows face stiff competition across major platforms, and despite a splashy launch campaign, *Love Overboard* did not pull in the long-term numbers required to justify another season. Cooper served as a prominent force behind the series, attempting to translate her massive audio fanbase to traditional streaming television. The concept placed singles aboard a glamorous vessel to test their romantic connections, leaning heavily into the candid, unfiltered relationship chatter that made Cooper a household name on the internet.

BUZZBEAT

This cancellation marks a rare setback for the *Call Her Daddy* founder, whose cultural footprint has exploded over recent years. After signing massive multi-million-dollar distribution deals and founding her own talent and content network, Cooper has been aggressively expanding her footprint beyond the microphone into executive producing and on-screen hosting. Even with *Love Overboard* sinking after one season, Cooper's broader dominance in pop culture remains completely intact. Her powerhouse podcast continues to draw top-tier celebrity guests, and her business empire spans live tours, brand partnerships, and digital production. Hulu may have canceled her cruise ship, but Cooper's entertainment machine shows no signs of slowing down.