Spilling the tea on ‘Secrets in Paradise’

🔴 | It’s been four months since the trailer for the reality TV series ‘Grand Cayman: Secrets in Paradise’ first set tongues wagging, dividing potential viewers over its depiction of life on island.
The show finally made its debut on the small screen Tuesday night on Freeform, after being widely promoted across social media to local audiences by cast members, and advertised on streaming platform Hulu and across billboards in the US.
Sean Rankine, one of the executive producers, told the Compass he hoped “everyone would give the show a chance” ahead of its premiere, which has already reignited opinions over how people perceive the jurisdiction.
“I always read reviews, I want to know what people are thinking, but to be frank there’s never a show that’s for everyone,” he told the Compass via Zoom interview on Friday, prior to the show’s first episode.
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