Both Stewart Gill and Kyle Klinger swore they would never be on a reality TV show until, that is, they were approached, auditioned, and ultimately cast on Season 1 of Labor of Love on Fox as two of the 15 bachelors vying for the attention of one single woman seeking motherhood. 

It sounds like a crazy premise, doesn't it? Who in the would say, 'yes' to something like this? That's what I wanted to know too, so we dug right in with some of the juicy questions:

• When did the reality of what they were doing on the show sink in?
• How much did they know going into production?
• Were they able to bring their authentic selves to the show, or was it all an act?
• What's it like seeing yourself on TV falling in love?
• Did you accomplish some of the goals you set for yourself?
• What has this experience given or taken from you?
• What role does social media play in your life now?
• What advice do you have for others who may find themselves in a similar situation?

One thing is clear: these guys aren't your typical cheesy reality-show characters. They have depth, personality, integrity, and an overwhelming desire to make something good of this unique experience. 

Follow Kyle Klinger on Instagram: @kyleklinger

Follow Stewart Gill on Instagram: @stewart_e_gill

 

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