There are some people in the world that just shouldn’t have reality shows, and we believe Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte is one of those people. There have been rumors of Ryan landing his own reality show for quite some time now, and finally the darkness has set in. E! Network head honcho, Suzanne Kolb made the announcement today, and the world just got a little less smart because of it.
The long-rumored E! reality series starring Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochteis now a reality. Network president Suzanne Kolb made the announcement today during the E! Entertainment portion of the TCA press tour. Titled What Would Ryan Lochte Do?,the six-episode series from Intuitive Entertainment will feature the “vivescent” Lochte, Kolb said, adding that E! brass wondered “How deep is the pool of Ryan Lochte? It turns out, very deep.” From The episodes will feature the swimmer partying and training as he prepares for the 2016 Rio Olympics while building his fashion line, making media appearances, dealing with his close-knit and outspoken family and friends and looking for the right girl. Mechelle Collins and Kevin Dill are executive producers for Intuitive along with and Erika Wright of Wright Entertainment and Sports.

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