Plast appointment – this evening at 9.30pm on Real Time – For Love on the test. The dating show stars Belen Rodriguez four couples in crisis who decide to swap partners for two weeks – to then decide whether to break up or continue being together, is coming to an end. In tonight’s episode it’s time to make a switch within the switch: each competitor meets the partner of their respective new partner. Among these, let’s call them, meetings, the one between Lucrecia and Giulia promises sparks.
Love on the test 2025the previews of the fourth episode on Real Time
Lucrecia and Maurizio
After the chat a week ago with the psychotherapist Maria Luigia Augello, Lucrecia is increasingly tormented by doubts about her relationship with Tommaso. She is no longer so sure of a future with her original partner, she is tired of always feeling judged especially for her turbulent past (three children with two different men).
For the “new couple” the moment arrives to watch, together with Belen, the videos of cohabitation with their respective partners and Lucrecia gets very angry at some digs that Claudia has directed at her, such as «He failed at everything in life». Words dictated by jealousy of the woman which also makes Maurizio suffertired of his partner’s morbidity.
After that, comes the time when Claudia and Lucrecia know each other. The first immediately goes on the attack, goading the other with some barbs, but the Argentine counters in kind, thus triggering a verbal clash quite bright. Luckily the waters calm down after a while and, after apologizing to each other, they make up again with a hug.
Claudia and Tommaso a Love on the test
After the crisis due to watching the videos of his Maurizio with Lucrecia, Claudia decides to change her approach to the experiment and enjoy a few moments of leisure with Tommaso. So, after a climb together, the couple they cement their friendship with an aperitif in which Tommaso (usually very shy), finally manages to open up and tell Claudia about the problems with Lucrecia.
Subsequently, it happens the meeting between Tommaso and Maurizio. Which in a mature and constructive manner they exchange their respective points of view on their partners. Maurizio advises him to improve the dialogue with Lucrecia, while Tomaso suggests to Maurizio to definitively clarify some obscure points with Claudia of their relationship.
Lucrecia and Tommaso, one of the couples of “Love tested 2025”. (Real Time)
Davide and Giulia
Between the two boys – still relaxing in their tent in Tuscany – the relationship consolidates more and more suggesting that a deep feeling is about to arise. «Thanks to Davide I understood many things about myself», declares Giulia who adds that she feels love for her Marco but also of not be happy within their relationship.
To them too Belen shows some videos of their partners living together. Davide seems almost indifferent to the complicity born between Esmeralda and Marco, while Giulia suffers more for watching videos. The “new couple” then tries not to think about what they saw while relaxing in the pool – even if Davide almost appears to feel jealous of Giulia’s love for her partner.
Esmeralda and Marco
The experience of Love on the test it seems to give away new stimuli and new energy for Esmeralda. «I found that lightness I needed», she says while Marco still seems to suffer from the complicity between his Giulia and Davide seen in the videos last week. For him, therefore, a discussion with Dr. Augello is necessary, a meeting that seems to bear fruit: «I understood what I can improve in my relationship with Giulia».
It comes then the fateful confrontation between Esmeralda and Giulia who, amicably, list the strengths and weaknesses of their respective companions. With one difference: Esmeralda is very determined in her desire to continue the story with Davide, whereas instead Giulia is less optimistic about her Marco. «I want him but I don’t want to lose this feeling of freedom», he confides to the authors. We’ll see how things go next Wednesday with the final episode of the program.
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