I Kissed a Boy Season 1 Episode 2 - Watch Legally and Safely
I Kissed a Boy Season 1 Episode 2
It's the morning after the Pride before and the boys are reeling from the fallout of ‘Hurricane Mikey' – the single Scouse who's already turning heads. In the eye of the storm are Ben and Josh, who both feel there could be something there…Josh thinks about his next move after he and Bobski fail to launch, while Ben tries to get to know the real Ollie – the man behind the tash. Having been ‘ditched' on day one, Bobski decides to up his game and explore his chemistry with another boy.Dannii Minogue glides into the masseria to tell the boys that the first Kiss-Off is around the corner. The boys must choose whether they want to stay with their match, or if they want to save their kiss for someone else. Anyone left unkissed at the Kiss-Off will be sent home. The boys all have a big decision to make, and Ross wonders whether he may have more chemistry with someone else…As Mikey isn't in a match, Dannii Minogue sends the handsome Italian housekeeper, Matteo, to tell Mikey he can choose two boys to go on dates with. But, as everyone in the masseria is a possibility, sparks can fly when you're least expecting it, and the masseria sees its first love triangle. When the dust settles, Dannii gathers the boys for the Kiss-Off – it's time for everyone to put their cards, and their hearts, on the table.
How to Watch I Kissed a Boy Season 1 Episode 2 Legally and Safely
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