Investigation Discovery Announces Season Two of 'Who The (Bleep) Did I Marry?'

When it comes to matters of the heart, love can be a blinding force that means the difference between bagging a prince and merely thinking you have. Beginning Saturday, April 30 at 5 PM (ET), Investigation Discovery will honor the Windsor wedding with a day-long marathon of its scandalous spousal series WHO THE (BLEEP) DID I MARRY? From bank robbers parading as businessmen to bigamists disguised as their one true loves, each half-hour episode weaves together the first-person tales of deep, dark secrets that eluded brides for far too long. These are outrageous stories of significant others who bring new meaning to "the old ball and chain."

In addition to its own unique bow to William and Kate's royal wedding, Investigation Discovery is announcing an additional 26-episode order for the series. Season two of WHO THE (BLEEP) DID I MARRY? is slated to premiere Wednesday, July 13 at 10 PM (ET) on Investigation Discovery.

WHO THE (BLEEP) DID I MARRY? is produced for Investigation Discovery by Sirens Media. For Sirens Media, Valerie Haselton and Rebecca Toth Diefenbaach are executive producers. For Investigation Discovery, Pamela Deutsch is executive producer, Sara Kozak is vice president production and Henry Schleiff is president and general manager.

About Investigation Discovery

Investigation Discovery (ID), America's leading investigation network, is the source for fact-based investigative content about culture, history and the human condition. Providing the highest quality investigative programming focused on fascinating stories of human nature from the past to the present, Investigation Discovery's in-depth documentaries and series challenge viewers on important issues shaping our culture and defining our world. As the premier authority in real investigations, ID is expanding partnerships with established news organizations and production companies to bring the strongest analytic, factual investigative and current affairs programming to more than 73 million U.S. households.

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