A sapphic romantic comedy with second chances, sizzling tension, kitchen disasters, and enough slow-burn chemistry to set a crème brûlée on fire.
Ren Hartley is the internet’s favorite queer cooking star—charming, chaotic, and always camera-ready. She thought her biggest challenge would be filming a Valentine’s Day special in a heart-covered studio. That is, until her ex walks in.
Noah Reyes is all sharp knives and sharper glances—an infuriatingly talented chef who thinks Ren sold out. She also happens to be Ren’s ex-girlfriend. The one who walked away. The one Ren never quite got over.
Now they’re co-hosting a live cooking show, pretending everything’s fine while competing for the audience’s love. The producers want tension. The viewers want sparks. And Ren? She just wants to survive this with her dignity—and heart—intact.
What started as a rivalry turns into a flame. What started as a performance starts to feel painfully real.
Just My (Ex) Type is a warm, whip-smart romantic comedy about two women stuck in a kitchen, tangled in the past, and absolutely, definitely not still in love.
Second Chance Romance, Career Competition, Grumpy/Sunshine, Public Rivalry, Slow-Burn Queer Longing, and a guaranteed happy ending—with extra whipped cream.
Genre: Romance
Ren Hartley is the internet’s favorite queer cooking star—charming, chaotic, and always camera-ready. She thought her biggest challenge would be filming a Valentine’s Day special in a heart-covered studio. That is, until her ex walks in.
Noah Reyes is all sharp knives and sharper glances—an infuriatingly talented chef who thinks Ren sold out. She also happens to be Ren’s ex-girlfriend. The one who walked away. The one Ren never quite got over.
Now they’re co-hosting a live cooking show, pretending everything’s fine while competing for the audience’s love. The producers want tension. The viewers want sparks. And Ren? She just wants to survive this with her dignity—and heart—intact.
What started as a rivalry turns into a flame. What started as a performance starts to feel painfully real.
Just My (Ex) Type is a warm, whip-smart romantic comedy about two women stuck in a kitchen, tangled in the past, and absolutely, definitely not still in love.
Second Chance Romance, Career Competition, Grumpy/Sunshine, Public Rivalry, Slow-Burn Queer Longing, and a guaranteed happy ending—with extra whipped cream.
Genre: Romance
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