Crying emoji, heart emoji, send. A few days before the reality show returned to Netflix, the trailer for "The Circle" Season 2 appeared. And it's literally Too Hot to Handle . . because dating series Chloe is part of The Circle Season 2.

We can't wait to see more of The Circle, which debuted in its U.S. version on January 1, 2020. The first season was a voice-assisted dystopia that we couldn't stop watching and became a social media sensation. For Season 2 of The Circle, Netflix is leading Disney Plus with The Circle, dropping episodes in a different way.

The Circle began in the UK and was later exported to other countries. Stay tuned to see when the U.S. version of The Circle season 2 will return, offering more catfish, more ratings drama, and more heartwarming friendships among the cast.

Netflix released the official full-length trailer for "The Circle" Season 2 on April 5, a week before the premiere. And OMG...Chloe from "Too Hot to Handle" is joining the cast, it was announced. Expect more twists, more catfishing, and more D-R-A-M-A.

Netflix previously released a teaser video teasing the return of "The Circle."

Netflix has ordered The Circle Season 2 and The Circle Season 3. Yes, the streaming service has given the reality series a two-season renewal. Season 2 will be available on Wednesday, April 14.

In 2018, the streaming service planned to adapt The Circle U.K. into three international versions: the Circle US, The Circle Brazil (debuting on Netflix on March 11), and The Circle France (coming soon (coming soon).

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Netflix will release four episodes of The Circle season 2 at a time for the first three weeks. This means that new episodes will be available on April 14, April 21, and April 28. The finale will then be released on May 5.

The cast for Season 2 of "The Circle" has not yet been finalized, but the show's executive producer told Variety what kind of people he is looking for.

"We wanted people from all different backgrounds. Other reality shows, whether it's 'The Real Housewives' or 'Jersey Shore,' are all a bunch of very similar characters. What 'The Circle' gave us was to cast a very diverse net across America," said Tim Harcourt.

"One of the positives that social media brings is that it brings together people who might otherwise never have come into contact.

Only about 20 to 25 people can appear in The Circle, but the show starts with a cast of eight. Then, when someone is "blocked" and voted out, a new contestant joins the game. Producers decide on the spot who to add, depending on who has dropped out.

To apply to be a cast member of The Circle Season 2, visit thecirclecasting.com and follow @CastTheCircleUS on Twitter.

The Circle is a reality competition series in which cast members are isolated in their own apartments. They have no physical contact with each other or the outside world (their cell phones, tablets, laptops, etc. are all confiscated).

The only way the cast of The Circle can communicate with each other is through text messages within a specially designed social media app. They create profiles with their own photos, relationship status, and biographies. Some contestants choose to be "catfish," adopt a different identity, and use photos that are not of themselves

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Through the app, players can chat with the entire group or with specific contestants. The app also sends alerts for mini-games designed to help the contestants get to know each other better or win prizes (such as uploading another photo).

And for each episode, the app prompts players to rate each other. The top vote-getters become "influencers" and have the power to block players and exclude them from the game.

The winner of Circle Season 1 is Joey Sasso with a $100,000 cash prize. Shubham Goel was the runner-up; Sammie Cimarelli won the Fan Favorite prize and $10,000.

One catfishing player made it to the final five: Siobhan Williams posed as "Rebecca" with a photo of her girlfriend.