Undercover Princes

• Even royals have a tough time finding love. In TLCs new reality show Undercover Princes, three real-life princes leave their respective countries and go undercover in the UK -- all in hopes of finding The One.
(Huffington Post)
• "Undercover Princes": If the title makes you think of dashing Hohenzollerns trading secrets in romantic locales, think again.
(New York Times)
• Move over, Will and Kate. A new crop of royalty is looking for love and TLC will be capturing their romantic efforts on Undercover Princes and Undercover Princesses, which premiere on Tues., Jan. 31 and Tues., Feb. 28 respectively.
(Huffington Post)
• Every female who's bought into the recent, nutty, retro-princess trend should be tied down and forced to watch TLC's hilarious new reality series, "Undercover Princes." No, that's not "princess," but princes — as in male.
(New York Post)
• All the cable news networks, including MSNBC, CNN, Fox News Channel, Fox Business Network and C-SPAN, will provide coverage of the Florida GOP presidential primary; PBS breaks in with a half-hour special at 11 p.m.
(Washington Post)
• "Tori Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood" 10 p.m. Oxygen (sixth season finale) — Tori gives birth to her third child "Undercover Princes" 10 p.m. TLC (new series) — Men shed their royal facades to find a suitable made to return to their kingdoms.
(Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog))
• It would be easy to look at the failure of Undercover Princes, Come Dine With Me or Pineapple Dance Studios and wonder if reality is trending down, but we have to remember that its only three out of a huge number of shows, he said.
(Stuff)
• Englands first automatic traffic lights could be seen in Princes Square, Wolverhampton in 1927 was opened alongside the Mander Centres first phase in 1968, but has been undercover since a roof was added in the late 1990s.
(Worldnews.com)
• Yesterday, Mr O'Dwyer's mother Julia accused the Home Office of "double standards" and having different standards for "princes and paupers for her extradition for taking part in an undercover documentary.
(Daily Telegraph)