At a session for Edinburgh TV Festival today, BBC Three Controller Fiona Campbell spoke about new titles that will coming to BBC Three.

The commissions include a new competition format where the world of dancing and dating collide. In Dance Crush (w/t), single dancers and rookies with rhythm hook up on the dance floor to see if any chemistry on it translates off it in a bid to find their perfect partner.

Also announced is an incredibly personal film from Joey Essex who will embark on a journey where he attempts to come to terms with the impact his mother’s death had on him and his identity. At the age of 10, his world was ripped apart when his mum tragically took her own life and with no way of coming to terms with what had happened, Joey never processed this devastating childhood event. He realises that it's now time to confront his trauma and move forward with his life.

Meet The Khans: Big In Bolton (w/t) takes is into the world of Olympic medallist and boxing World Champion Amir Khan and his fashion and beauty influencer wife, Faryal Makhdoom. Its an access areas look into the dynamics of this young couple in Amir’s beloved Bolton as they juggle a young family, their relationship and career pressures under the glare of modern media.

Campbell also spoke about the six-part documentary with Cara Delevingne, Planet Sex (w/t), that was announced yesterday. The series explores the biggest questions in human sexuality. Why are some of us straight and some of us not? Is there even such a thing as straight? Are gender and sexuality independent or intertwined? Why do our sexual tastes vary from person to person and culture to culture? The series will explore and address key questions related to our gender, our sexual orientation, our relationships, the popularity of porn, and more.

Fiona Campbell, Controller, BBC Three, says: “It’s been an incredibly testing year for everyone but we hope that with programmes like This Country, Normal People, Glow Up, Young Offenders or Angels Of The North that BBC Three has offered some respite and an escape from it all. These new commissions represent a good cross section of where we’re going to next alongside our big returners like The Rap Game and RuPaul’s Drag Race. The Joey Essex film and Meet the Khans features figures that have had to struggle for success and are aspirational stories whereas Dance Crush is entertaining escapist content and Planet Sex is centred on themes and questions that are so important to our audience. There is huge creative potential at BBC Three and there's more to come from us in the coming months.”

Dance Crush

The worlds of dancing and dating are set to collide as brand new series Dance Crush (w/t) is confirmed for BBC Three.

In this exciting new series from BBC Studios, single professional dancers and novices will get to see if their chemistry on the dance floor translates to chemistry off the dance floor in a bid to score a hot date and avoid elimination from the show.

With weekly challenges, stunning routines and dramatic eliminations, Dance Crush promises dancing, dating and drama in equal measure as contestants compete in a bid to find their perfect partner both on and off the dancefloor.

Dance Crush (w/t) is a BBC Studios Production for BBC Three, commissioned by Fiona Campbell, Controller BBC Three and Kate Phillips, Controller Entertainment Commissioning. The Executive Producer for BBC Studios are Kelly Lynn, Mel Balac and Suzy Lamb. The Commissioning Editor for the BBC is Jo Wallace.

Joey Essex: Who Am I?

We all think we know Joey Essex. He’s the tabloid favourite and reality TV king who came from nothing to build a highly successful career entertaining the nation. But the picture-perfect exterior hides an inner turmoil.

At the age of 10, Joey's world was ripped apart when his mum tragically took her own life. With no way of coming to terms with what had happened, Joey never processed this devastating childhood event. Instead, like so many kids affected by sudden trauma, he learnt to hide his true feelings behind a series of 'masks' - the joker, the charmer, and as he got older, the reality TV heart throb.

On the outside everything was ‘reem’, but Joey's found it increasingly difficult to drop the act and truly be himself. He realises that it's now time to confront his trauma and move forward with his life.

In this 1x60' documentary for BBC Three, with the help of a clinical psychologist, Joey will embark on a personal journey to attempt to come to terms with the impact his mother’s death had on him and his identity. In a world full of the pressures of social media, and the desperation to be consistently ‘perfect’, can he even live his life authentically, without hiding behind a mask? After twenty years of living this way, who is the ‘real’ Joey Essex?

Joey says: “This documentary is really close to my heart. Going on this journey to find the real me will be a personal challenge, but I hope it also highlights how important it is that other people who have experienced trauma know they’re not alone. I am looking forward to showing people who I really am.”

Joey Essex: Who Am I?, a 1x60’ for BBC Three, was commissioned by Fiona Campbell, Controller, BBC Three and Catherine Catton, Head of Commissioning, Popular Factual and Factual Entertainment. It is produced by Objective Media Group production company betty, part of All3Media. The Executive Producers are Pamela Gordon and Daniella Berendsen, and Producer/Director is Niamh Kennedy. The Commissioning Editor is Ricky Cooper.

Meet The Khans: Big In Bolton

This high gloss, entertaining reality series takes us into the world of Olympic medallist and boxing World Champion Amir Khan and his fashion and beauty influencer wife, Faryal Makhdoom - an exclusive insight into the real couple behind the splashy tabloid headlines, glitzy boxing matches and glamorous posed photo shoots.

In this access all areas series into the dynamics of this young couple, famed for their colourful lifestyle; we join them in Amir’s beloved Bolton, meeting the extended Khan clan, his trusted gang of old mates and the boxing hub where he mentors young local lads and follow ambitious entrepreneur Faryal, as she ramps up her business plans, all this with three mini Khans in tow!

The series follows The Khans as they juggle a young family, their relationship and career pressures under the glare of modern media; what’s next for the superstar boxer, who has notched up 33 wins, world titles and an Olympic medal and will their business dreams come true - as they work together on a multi-million pound wedding venue and Faryal launches her cosmetic range.

Meet the Khans: Big In Bolton (w/t) is an 8x30' series made by Chatterbox. It is commissioned by Fiona Campbell, Controller, BBC Three and Nasfim Haque, Commissioning Editor, Popular Factual. The Executive Producers are Nav Raman and Ali Quirk, the Series Director is Josh Jacobs.