Too Hot to Handle: Everything to Know About Sharron Townsend From Netflix's Reality Show?
What happens when you put a group of hot singles on the shores of a romantic paradise and then ban them from sex for a chance at winning $100,000? A new Netflix reality series, appropriately named Too Hot to Handle.
The show unconventionally challenged attractive individuals to put their desire for physical intimacy aside and develop a deeper connection. As an added incentive to personal growth, there was a chance at winning a monetary grand prize of $100,000. Over the course of eight episodes, the contestants struggled not to break the rules, which if broken could decrease the prize money. Cast member Sharron Townsend was one of the individuals that broke some rules but also made a personal connection and achieved growth. He's already showed he can be more than eye candy, here's everything else you need to know about Sharron.
Sharron is from Camden, New Jersey. He graduated in 2016 with a degree in Economics from Franklin and Marshall College in Pennsylvania. According to Instagram, he was crowned as 2018's Mr. Pennsylvania.
It's obvious he has the body for it but there's more story to his perfect physique. Sharron was a competitive wrestler for years and has shared it has changed his life (via Evening Standard). "Wrestling has helped me to become a better man. Wrestling has taught me persistence, hard work and accountability."
With a body like his, combined with his wrestling experience, it only makes sense he's a personal trainer and wrestling coach. The New Jersey native is passing his gained insight from his sport of choice by coaching professional kids wrestling.
Like many artists, he has several talents he uses to express his artistry. He has appeared in the Michael B. Jordan film Creed II and in several music videos including Ari Lennox and J. Cole's 'Shea Butter Baby' and Jacquees and Angelica Villa's 'Why' (via Reality Titbit). He has also explored his musical side and has released two singles on Soundcloud. Check out a clip of him in the music video 'Why' below:
This isn't this models first time entering the world of reality television. He applied to be a competitor on the show American Ninja Warrior but was not chosen to compete. However, he has made an appearance on the MTV series Undressed and Love & Hip Hop.
Sharron seems to be making his way to becoming a familiar face in the entertainment industry. Chances are we haven't seen the last of him.
Source: Evening Standard, Sharron Townsend, Reality Titbit, Soundcloud