Netflix's Too Hot To Handle season 1 premiered in April 2020, and it was an immediate success thanks to its unique premise and the show's sense of humor. Like a lot of other dating shows on TV, Too Hot To Handle sequesters a group of good-looking 20-something men and women in a tropical location in the hopes that some of them will form a connection and fall in love. Unlike most other shows in the genre, however, it puts a particular emphasis on the connection aspect, prohibiting any behavior of intimate nature, including kissing and prolonged hugs. The contestants are always under the watchful eye of Lana, the resort's AI robot who's in charge of the prize money.
The prize initially starts at $100,000, but each violation depletes the funds, and whatever is left is given to the contestants that showed the most personal growth. Most of the contestants on Too Hot To Handle season 1 were able to lean into the experience and embrace the challenges of forming actual connections, whereas other people immediately gave into carnal instincts. Madison Wyborny, 23, was a latecomer to the show, joining the other contestants in episode 6. However, she failed to put in the same work as others, and she and Kori Sampson, also another latecomer, were kicked off the show. The remaining 10 contestants split the prize money, walking away with $7,500 each.
Even though Madison Wyborny was booted from Too Hot To Handle season 1 quickly, that didn't mean that the drama was over. Harry Jowsey and Francesca Farago, two of Madison's fellow contestants, had a very public relationship after the show, and Harry and Madison also developed a relationship together after filming in 2019. According to Elite Daily, Madison and Harry engaged in a months-long relationship, even though Harry claimed it was just a "friends with benefits" situation. Madison countered that their relationship was real, while Harry and Francesca's relationship was just a PR stunt. While neither relationship worked out, there were apparently no hard feelings between the women. The two were seen sunbathing on the beach with another Too Hot To Handle co-star, Haley Cureton, in LA in June 2020.
Despite her brief appearance on the show and the unflattering edit she received, Madison is still making a name for herself. The self-described stylist, model, and globetrotter boasts an impressive social media following, including her Instagram account, which is composed of beautifully-shot photos, mostly of herself, from all over the world. The influencer is also branching out from just modeling. She starred in a short film in February 2021 titled, Love Is More Depressing Than Depression. The artistically-shot film was accompanied by a caption that indicated that Madison hopes to release more of that type of art.
For fans who still can't get enough of Madison, she also has an OnlyFans account, is available to send personalized videos through Cameo, and will lend you pieces of her clothing through Wardrobe. Reality television may not be Madison Wyborny's calling, but she has still been very successful in 2021 with her career through modeling and acting, as well as a plethora of other interesting business endeavors.
Too Hot To Handle premieres on Wednesday, June 23 on Netflix.
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