Hello Mr Right, Uganda’s ultimate dating TV show is returning for season 3, promising a bolder and more focused edition in their bid to help Ugandans find love on their own terms.
Season 3 was officially launched on at Climax Lounge Makindye, giving a sneak peek into what to expect in what promises to be the show’s most compelling chapter yet. From the first episode to the last, Hello Mr Right leans deeper into authentic connections, real conversations, and the evolving expectations of modern Ugandan dating.
Powered by V&A, Uganda’s Favourite Sherry, the launch was hosted by Kori and Young Nyno, who kept the audience engaged, especially with jokes about being single on Valentine’s Day.
“V&A, Uganda’s Favourite Sherry has always stood for shared moments, honest conversations, and connections that feel rewarding,” said Rochart Kaweesa, the V&A Brand Manager. “Hello Mr Right mirrors these values perfectly. Season 3 is about embracing love as it truly is; imperfect, exciting, and worth celebrating, and we are proud to be part of a platform that brings people together in such a meaningful way.”
Klaire Komakech, Director of Business Development at StarTimes Uganda, emphasized the show’s growing cultural relevance.
“Hello Mr Right has grown beyond entertainment to become a cultural conversation around love, vulnerability, and choice. Season 3 reflects where today’s Ugandan singles are; more self-aware, intentional, and ready for real connections. We are excited to continue offering our audiences premium, locally relevant content on our platform, Makula Kika TV,” she said.
The launch featured performances from artists such as Amos Lovinz, Black Sugar, and later vocalist Anknown, whose songs include Radio Call, Tonelabira, Doctor, and Mpeke.
Following the launch, auditions will run from February 20 to 25 at the StarTimes Head Office at Soliz House, where the finest single ladies will be selected to take part in the season’s love journey.
Set to premiere on Sunday, March 15, on Makula Kika TV, Hello Mr Right Season 3 arrives right when conversations around love are at their loudest, offering singles a fresh start and perhaps the courage to try again.
For all those ready to believe in love again or define it differently, Hello Mr Right Season 3 is poised to set things in motion, reminding Ugandans that love can also be found in all the right places.