MILLIONAIRES TAKE A CHANCE AT LOVE ON BRAVO'S "THE MILLIONAIRE MATCHMAKER," TUESDAY, JANUARY 22 AT 11 PM ET/PT

NEW YORK � January 17, 2008 � In an exciting week of new episodes on Bravo, viewers will meet third-generation matchmaker Patti Stanger as she helps her elite clients find true love on "The Millionaire Matchmaker," will see "Real Housewives'" Lauri Waring finally tie the knot, will get the inside scoop on what really happened behind the scenes during the filming of "The Real Housewives of Orange County" in a reunion special, and will meet the newest ladies sure to entertain Bravo fans in March on "The Real Housewives of New York City."

Patti Stanger is determined to find love for each of her millionaire clients in the premiere of Bravo's newest docu-series, "The Millionaire Matchmaker," airing Tuesday, January 22 at 11 p.m. ET/PT. As founder and CEO of Millionaire's Club, an exclusive dating service for very wealthy men, Patti loves her job and will do just about anything to complete her mission. The series debuts following the third season finale of "The Real Housewives of Orange County" and moves to its regular 10 p.m. ET/PT timeslot on Tuesday, January 29. Each week Patti's employees bring her two new clients who are looking for love and need her help and direction. In the premiere episode, she works with Harold and Dave. Harold is a 46-year-old options trader whose ideal woman is Cindy Crawford � ten years ago � leaving Patti a little worried about his expectations. "Sex Toy" Dave, an entrepreneur who made his fortune in the adult industry, is the ultimate bachelor � complete with a stripper pole in his living room. But Patti is unimpressed by his lifestyle and even more unimpressed by his nickname.

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