Clark Gable, the grandson of Hollywood icon Clark Gable, will host the upcoming season of "Cheaters." Gable succeeds previous host, Joey Greco, as the show enters its 13th season.
"We just felt it was time to freshen up the show with a new host," Bobby Goldstein, who created "Cheaters" in 1995, told the Hollywood Reporter.
The show will put Gable in sketchy situations—Greco was stabbed in one confrontation—but he says he is prepared for the worst:
"I feel it's what I want to do and I can't live life in fear. I just take everything one day at a time. I can't say I'm not afraid. I am thrown into these environments. What I'm doing is dangerous. When you get people who are cheating on each other it gets very, very heated in some of the arguments. I'm learning slowly. I'm no Joey Greco but I do the best I can."
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