Star of new Stan dating series Love Triangle shows off her collection of vibrators in her bedroom

Stan .’s long-awaited new dating series Triangle premiered Thursday night and did not disappoint.

Created by the producers of Married At First Sight, the feisty new series features one of the wildest reality stars yet and she’s not afraid to show her kinky side.

Lisa Leaño Hopkins, 32, has been single for 10 years and breaks the stigma surrounding sex when she takes part in the blind dating experiment.

She reveals during the season premiere that she mostly relies on her “physical appearance” to meet men, which is why she decided to try this other dating method.

“That’s something I do that I shouldn’t be doing. And that’s what gets me in a lot of trouble… Where it’s like, “Boom, bam, thank you ma’am,” she says during her intro.

“That’s not what I want and I’m not looking for it, but for some reason I feel that on the dating apps.

‘I have people sliding into my DMs just to ask [sex] and it sucks.’

Despite wanting to slow down in her dating life, Lisa doesn’t throw away her sex toys.

The Perth native, who lives with her mother, is being paired up with podcaster Patrick, 31, and rail worker Matt, 32.

As she learns about her matches via text message, a “massage gun” and two pink and purple vibrators are visible on a shelf in her bedroom.

Within the first few hours of texting Patrick, things start to get tense between the two, despite not knowing what the other looks like.

“I’m not going to text him. I’ll leave it hanging,” she teases.

Cut through to the next morning, Lisa jumps out of bed while a pink vibrator is charging on the floor next to her.

“I couldn’t get you out of my head last night,” she texts Patrick.

“I woke up more excited than usual,” he replies.

Lisa tells the producers in a piece-to-camera that she “tried to meditate a bit” before going to bed, but her mind was racing and she only had a few hours of sleep.

“So I tried to slow down my thoughts by touching myself,” she adds with a laugh.

“And the person that came to mind was, of course, Patrick.”

Lisa is not afraid to ask Patrick a very intimate question in the morning.

“Have you touched yourself?” she asks him, to which he replies with a zippered emoji.

But Lisa is not only interested in sex. She says she is very focused on looking for a lifelong partner to start a family with.

“All I want in this world is to have children,” Lisa says. “Put some cum in me and wake me up!”

Lisa eventually decides to meet Patrick, and they will live together for six weeks.

But after she was hopeful that her match would have blond hair, blue eyes and no tattoos, she starts to have doubts.

Patrick, who is tall and handsome with dark hair, seems to make fun of Lisa’s interests, which include meditation.

“I’m usually butchering things,” he tells her. “I don’t watch TV series… I’d rather watch a TED Talk.”

Lisa tells a producer she regretted choosing Patrick, whom she named Patty, and wondered if things would have been different if she had chosen Matt.

“I feel like the atmosphere isn’t there,” she says. “If I didn’t move in with him tomorrow, I probably wouldn’t give him a second date.”

As the date progresses, the pair delve deeper into getting to know each other and eventually develop an emotional bond.

They share a hot and heavy kiss at the table with “a snack” before Patrick asks Lisa where she was staying, proposing to go back to her house.

“I’m not telling you,” she teases.

Patrick later agrees to wait, saying, “If we rush this, I think it will burn.”

Episode 1 and 2 of Triangle premiered on Thursday, October 6, with new episodes on Stan every Thursday.

Created by the producers of Married At First Sight, the series follows a group of singles who are challenged to think outside the box and choose a partner who may not be their idea of ​​a “perfect partner.”

“Love Triangle represents an exciting new step for Stan as we continue to ramp up our Stan Originals output, leveraging the proven heritage of the Nine Network and the extraordinary creators of Married At First Sight to deliver a sensational new dating format,” Stan Chief Content said Officer Cailah Scobie.

“This will be an unmissable reality TV event.”

The Stan Originals series is produced by Endemol Shine Australia in association with the Nine Network.

With Tara McWilliams, director of content at Endemol Shine Australia and John Walsh of Nine, who have both been Executive Producers of Married At First Sight Australia since its inception in 2015, the show is sure to be a surefire hit.

“We are incredibly proud to be producing the addictive new relationship series for Stan,” said Peter Newman, Chief Executive Officer of Endemol Shine Australia.

Addressing the difficulties of modern dating, the series features incredible characters on their way to find long-lasting love, but with a stunning mid-season twist. We can only say: remember that a triangle has three sides!’

The Stan Originals series, Love Triangle, premiered on October 6 Stan with new episodes appearing weekly