Most of our favorite reality television programs aren't actually based on real-life experiences. The performers and producers constantly make changes to improve viewer ratings. Even though it's referred to as reality television, it's still obviously fake!

Here is the list of some of our favorite TV shows

Cake Boss

A reality program about cakes was inevitably going to happen given how popular reality TV has become. When it comes to dramatizing conflicts and drama, 'Cake Boss' ultimately tops the list.

When the show isn't filmed, Valuator reportedly doesn't even operate his shop. Additionally, several of the weddings were reportedly staged.

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Say Yes to the Dress

In essence, "Say Yes to the Dress" depicts a bride's search for the perfect wedding gown. Many visitors to the show's sets have asserted that many of the contestants' reactions were scripted and overblown. The size and appeal of the bridal shop depicted in the programmer were similarly exaggerated.

Project Runway

It is untrue that a popular show does not necessarily mean it is not "fake." Many competitors, most notably Daniel Esquivel and Jack Mackenroth, have voiced their displeasure with the game's judging component. Esquivel has criticized the show's purported modifications for sensationalizing the contestants to an extreme degree in particular.

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Ghost Hunters

In the last few years, this show has become very popular. It has also sparked several spin-off shows since its premiere. Despite this, many people have claimed that it was scripted. An interview with the former case manager Donna Lacroix provided support for this.

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Hell’s Kitchen

Gordon Ramsey used the television programmer "Hell's Kitchen" to establish himself as a household name. He is frequently seen yelling at some of the show's less skilled contestants. Unfortunately, not only is the majority of the show written but many of the restaurant's genuine patrons are paid extras.

Master Chef USA

Whether "Master Chef" or any other show starring Gordon Ramsay is real or not, viewers tune in to hear the infamous chef scream at people and create bold expletives. Ben Starr, a former participant, posted a lengthy blog post claiming that the cast's entire behavior was phony and purposefully exaggerated.

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90 Day Fiance

The show's premise is that someone "imports" a prospective foreign spouse and has 90 days to wed them before their tourist visa expires. Many of us believed "90 Day Fiancewas a hoax from the beginning because there are so many things that are wrong with it.

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South Beach Tow

We cannot argue with the fantastic antics of the show. Bernice has performed a variety of feats, such as removing car doors by the hinges with her hands and miraculously avoiding a severe fall while swiftly apprehending a violator. Even though it's a scam, it's still a lot of fun!

Pawn Stars

Given that the majority of its scenes are entirely scripted, Pawn Stars might as well be called Acting Stars. The Harrison family owns the store, but it mostly serves as a destination for tourists rather than a working establishment.

The celebs don't even operate the counter when cameras aren't rolling because the things on the show are often studied and the prices are agreed upon in advance.

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Toddlers and Tiaras

'Toddlers and Tiaras' is a show that takes the already contentious notion of having adults dispute on television for entertainment and makes children do it instead.

However, several of the contestants and former staff members have come forward to say that the drama on the show is mostly made up.

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Survivor

Given that it has been airing yearly for more than two decades, Survivor may be the longest-running reality TV program ever. Sadly, the show has been exposed as mostly fictitious, whether it began recently or decades ago. The use of stunt doubles for many of the team's challenges has even been acknowledged by the producers.

Keeping Up with the Kardashians

It is impossible to overlook the fact that Kim Kardashian and her family have managed to generate billions off their name and likeness by stirring up controversy and attracting attention, regardless of what you may think about them.

Although it continues to garner millions of viewers each week, it appears that the truth isn't all that significant.

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Southern Charm

Southern Charm is evidence that you can succeed with any show as long as you add an intriguing twist to the tried-and-true premise of "The Real Housewives."

While its premise is intriguing, many of its cast members, according to former participant Danni Baird, didn't even reside in Charleston. Additionally, he asserted that producers had pre-written much of the drama.

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Fixer Upper

Before filming could start, the homeowners on this show, like those on other shows, had already bought the house. This suggests that they are not truly basing their choice on the three attributes presented at the beginning of the program.

The owners will only keep Joanna Gaines tastefully organized furnishings and décor if they are prepared to pay for them because they are not part of the budget. Not every room has been renovated, either.

Unconfirmed rumors claim, however, that Chip only performs maintenance on the house when video cameras are rolling.

Cupcake Wars

The show has four contestants, starting with four bakers from various U.S. regions. The contenders compete in three rounds of cupcake production for a chance to be featured in an event with a display of 1,000 cupcakes.

Contestants typically have to use ingredients that are uncommon for cupcakes in the first round. Speculations suggest that the contestants may already be aware of the items they will require.