reality show

noun

1. a television show in which members of the public or celebrities are filmed living their everyday lives or undertaking specific challenges

Example Sentences

Chairman Reed Hastings may have inadvertently fueled another conservative cancellation cycle last year when he donated to Kamala Harris’ campaign, but he’s consistently defended Dave Chappelle’s transphobia, and his company has frequently backed “anti-woke” entertainment like the reality show Snowflake Mountain and a whole host of stand-up specials whose titles riff on the onetime buzzword triggered.

From Slate

He is, after all, the man who first ran for office by shouting his famous reality show catchphrase: “You’re fired!”

From Salon

Cardi B shot to fame in 2015 after appearing on the VH1 reality show Love & Hip Hop: New York.

From BBC

According to The Sun, McCall and Douglas met on the set of the reality show in the early 2000s when he styled her hair, but only started dating after her divorce from Matthew Robertson was finalised in early 2018.

From BBC

She is currently hosting Stranded on Honeymoon Island, a new dating reality show on the BBC.

From BBC