My Mum, Your Dad 2024 has revealed the first couples during tonight's (September 16) launch episode.

The new series introduced the latest group of single parents looking for another shot at love, and their adult children who will act as matchmakers.

As the group of parents chatted in the garden over a glass of prosecco, host Davina McCall arrived in the bunker to meet the children.

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"This time round, your parents have knowingly put their dating lives into your hands," she said, before the kids had to decide who their parents will have their first date with.

Davina then headed over to the retreat to reveal who the parents will spend date night with. The couples are as follows:

The children then watched on as the parents went out on their dates. As Andy and Maria sat down for their date on the terrace, their daughters Issy and Livia were quickly left "mortified" by the topic of conversation.

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"If I could give my mum one piece of advice, I'd say, 'Open up a little bit more, it's okay to be vulnerable, it's okay to talk about your feelings, but stop telling the whole world your sex stories,'" said Livia. "Especially when your daughter's watching."

After David revealed he doesn't see the benefit of marriage, Jenny revealed it was "the end" of their connection as she won't compromise on marriage.

Elsewhere, Christian and Clare bonded over their shared interests, while Vicky and Danny emotionally discussed their previous experiences with infidelity and their children leaving home.

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Tomorrow night, new arrival Chris and his daughter Ava will be introduced to the rest of the cast.

47-year-old Chris, who is from Kingston upon Hull, is looking for someone who is self-sufficient, caring and "has a bucket list with quite a lot on it".

"He definitely needs someone who's easy going, someone who can make him laugh and doesn't take themselves seriously. That's so important for my dad," added Ava.

"He needs someone who fits in well with his family and friends. He needs someone who is going to add to his life and improve it."