They described the show as being 'a rollercoaster of emotions' and urge people to tune in
Two Nottingham friends will be appearing on our screens next week as they run around Greece in the new series of 'Loaded in Paradise'. The ITV show aired its first season last year, and the second season will launch on Monday, March 25, and feature Amirah Bell and Saffron Gray as one of five pairs.
She shared: "I'm a new mum so I have responsibilities and I work still. Then they got back to me within hours and were interested in having us on. It was kind of a shock, I didn't think they would take me seriously." She added: "Me and my friend preferred to be the chasers as it's more relaxing as when you are spending the card you have people on your back the whole time." Saffron, of Forest Fields, added: "My favourite part I think was realising we could actually play the game, as I don't think we realised how competitive we were until it started. It was really fun."
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