By Whitney Baker

Matchmaker and reality star Amy Laurent didn’t realize how much she needed her own help until she began filming Bravo’s ‘Miss Advised.’ As viewers saw throughout the first season, she quickly learned how hard it was to be open to love and how scary it was to feel vulnerable. That was the catalyst she needed to write her book, which she began working on two-thirds through filming. 8 Weeks to Everlasting: A Step-by-Step Guide to Getting (and Keeping!) the Guy You Want isn’t about getting the ring or getting to the altar; it’s about building a strong foundation for a lasting relationship with your perfect person. “This book offers simple guidelines that every women needs to follow when they first meet someone they like,” Laurent explains. “It’s about how to change your approach to dating so you don’t lose yourself in it.” No one knows the importance of these parameters better than the author. We had a chance to chat with her about what rules to follow, what lies men tell and what she’s learned in her search for love. …Don’t miss the rest! Click here for more.

Monday, August 6^th @ 10/9c — Miss Advised *SEASON FINALE*

In the season finale, Amy discusses how her prom-disaster date may be the last time she puts herself out there for love. While one love expert still struggles to find a match, another’s future in love looks pretty solid. Emily’s trip to Napa with David takes a sudden turn and morphs their relationship forever.

Watch: Julia breaks down after a bad date

Watch: Emily and David take their relationship to the new level

By Jessica Nappi

Radio show host, author and reality star — what can’t Emily Morse do? If you haven’t seen Emily navigate her dating life on the new hit show ‘Miss Advised,’ produced by Disney darling Ashley Tisdale, read her book, ‘Hot Sex: Over 200 Things You Can Try Tonight!,’ or listened to her radio show, ‘Sex with Emily,’ no doubt you soon will because this young lady is just getting warmed up.  She’s even been dubbed the real-life Carrie Bradshaw, although she openly admits that she has never watched an episode of ‘Sex and The City.”

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Monday, July 30th at 10/9c – Miss Advised

Amy screams on the first date, but it doesn’t involve her “giving it up” in the sexual sense. A rock climbing date brings out her biggest fears, and it’s tough to tell whether or not the climb during the date is literally or figuratively getting the best of her. Later on, Emily’s friend David surprises her on-air, but his appearance leaves them both stunned by how unexpectedly similar their theories on love are…

Monday, July 16^th @ 10/9c — Miss Advised

Matchmaker Julia takes matters into her own hands and plans her dream date. Meanwhile, Amy goes casual on her third date with Lewis but is surprised when she realizes the tables have now turned. Emily tries to get in touch with her sexual side by doing acrobatic yoga on a blind date, but things just get too weird for her liking…

Watch: Is Emily a good kisser?

BONUS: The first episode is available FREE on iTunes!

Monday, July 9th at 10/9c – Miss Advised

While attempting to play hard to get, Amy breaks (another!) rule by desperately asking her date why he didn’t text her. Julia visits a witch (yes, witch!) to help her break bad dating habits. Meanwhile, Emily uncovers some unexpected answers on open relationships…

Watch: Amy unloads on her date.

Watch: Julia hazes her date.

BONUS: The first episode is available for FREE on iTunes here!

By Whitney Baker

As a relationship expert and executive matchmaker for the past seven years, Amy Laurent has plenty of advice when it comes to navigating the dating world. And, now she’s putting it out there publicly starring on Bravo’s new reality series ‘Miss Advised,’ a show that features three single relationship experts as they attempt to follow their own dating advice in the search for love.

Given Laurent’s background, we thought she’d be the perfect source to comment on the most talked about divorce of the week (and most likely the year), the infamous TomKat split.  By now, we’ve all read the tabloids or heard the news that Tom’s obsession with Scientology was a huge factor in their divorce (source), but how important is religion to a marriage?

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Monday, June 2nd @ 10/9c — Miss Advised

Amy reluctantly agrees to go on a blind date that was set up by a friend. Julia enlists a professional love coach to rid her of her bad dating habits and do some digging into her past. It’s back to Michigan for Emily, where visiting her fifth-grade crush makes her wonder if moving home is the answer to finding true love. Get exclusive clips from this week’s episode here!

Watch: Julia admits her worst fear is being called ‘crazy.’

 Watch: Emily’s mom says the answer is to move back to Michigan.

BONUS: The first episode is available for FREE on iTunes!

Monday, June 25^th @ 10/9c — Miss Advised

After her first date in Los Angeles was a bust, Julia looks to rebound with a former college basketball player. Amy continues to break her own rules by dating a younger man. Emily goes on an unconventional date — to a strip club — with one of her radio show guests, rapper Ray Luv.

Watch: Julia’s date won’t kiss on the lips.

Watch: Emily: “If I’ve gotta slap one more strippers ass, I’m gonna shoot myself!”

Monday, June 18^th @ 10/9c — *SERIES PREMIERE* Miss Advised

In the premiere of Bravo’s new docu-series ‘Miss Advised,’ three single relationship experts can’t seem to practice what they preach. The show follows Julia Allison (Los Angeles), Emily Morse (San Francisco) and Amy Laurent (New York) as they struggle to stay afloat in the deep-end of the dating pool. Each of the girls is a highly-regarded expert when it comes to giving romance advice, but they are admittedly not the best at following it. Take a sneak peak below.

Watch: Julia’s 73 point checklist for her lovers.

Watch: Sex with Emily.

Watch: Amy sets the rules but then breaks them.

Bravo Media premieres “Miss Advised,” a docu-series about three single relationship experts who make a living dispensing dating advice, but struggle to make their own love connections. The series follows Julia Allison in Los Angeles, Amy Laurent in New York City and Emily Morse in San Francisco, as they maneuver through the dating world disregarding their own advice.  When it comes to falling in love, these experts need to practice what they preach.

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