Regardless of what viewers originally thought of the documentary, it would become a cultural phenomenon.
The show has been wildly successful.
The show leaves fans wanting more.
Instead of randomly showing up at people’s houses, they met them on Zoom.
While you might think that takes some of the suspense out of the show, it doesn’t.
You never know who is going to appear in that Zoom call.
With more time on their hands due to the pandemic, Crawford thinks catfishing is more popular than ever.
“Right now, we’re all living a very shared experience.
Everyone is at home.
Some of these guest hosts include basketball player Nick Young, singer Elle King, and rapper Slick Woods.
Out of all of these guest hosts, one stood out in the crowd Crawford.
The former Miss Teen USA 2010 stepped into the co-hosting gig with ease (perPopSugar).
Her warm personality and genuine attitude have made her a fan favorite.
While Crawford has stolen the show, Nev Schulman is still the man in charge.
Of course, the “Catfish” founder will be returning to the cast for Season 9.
The pair are already parents to their daughter, Cleo, and son, Beau.
When it comes to parenthood, Schulman thinks his wife hits it out of the park.
“They really are so happy and so loved.”
Many viewers believe the show is fake or scripted, but Crawford put an end to those rumors.
In an interview she did withHidden Remote, Crawford shared, “There’s no script.
There’s no knowing what could happen.
We know as much as the viewers know.
Most times as we read that email, we still don’t have all the details.”
