Cancellation Announced

Hulu has canceled Alex Cooper's dating series "Love Overboard" after just one season, as reported by Deadline and confirmed by TMZ. The show, which premiered on the streaming service in late March, featured 22 singles aboard a luxury yacht competing for romance and lavish amenities. It was hosted by Gabby Windey, a former "Bachelorette" alum, and marked Cooper's first venture into unscripted television.

TMZ reported that Disney, Hulu's parent company, has pulled the plug on the series. The cancellation was first reported by Page Six, which cited low viewership, according to both outlets. The nine-episode season concluded with Gia Aldisert and Tim Demirjian winning a $100,000 trip around the world.

The series was produced by Cooper's Unwell Productions, along with Jeff Jenkins Productions in association with 3BMG and Walt Disney Television Alternative. Cooper served as executive producer alongside Matt Kaplan and Mina Lefevre at Unwell Productions; Jeff Jenkins, Russell Jay-Staglik, and Jason Ehrlich at Jeff Jenkins Productions; and Ross Weintraub and Reinout Oerlemans at 3BMG.

Cooper's Broader Business

The cancellation arrives as part of a broader period for Cooper's Unwell brand. TMZ noted that her Unwell Beverage Co. is winding down less than two years after launching, with production ceasing after a final batch of seasonal flavors. However, the company's television and film division continues to expand. Since June, Unwell Productions has announced more than eight new shows and films, including several projects in development with Hulu, such as the scripted drama "You Deserve To Know," starring former "Vampire Diaries" co-stars Nina Dobrev and Paul Wesley.

TMZ also reported that Unwell recently secured an investment that reportedly valued the company at around $500 million, suggesting the larger business remains robust despite the show's cancellation.