Step aside from the “Golden Bachelor” phenomenon as Netflix presents a new reality show, “The Later Daters.” This show gives baby boomers a second chance at love after going through the hardships of divorce or widowhood. The daters, ranging from approximately 50 to 70 years old, are now diving back into the dating pool with the help of their loved ones.

Rediscovering Love in the Golden Years

Traumatic Relationship Experiences

Suzanne, 71, lost her husband to cancer six years ago. She had her husband's "blessings" to give love another try. Many of the daters have faced similar traumas, which have led them to this new chapter of seeking love.These experiences have made them more vulnerable and open to deeper connections as they continue their quest for a life partner.

Coaching from a Relationship Expert

Renowned relationship expert Logan Ury, a Harvard-trained behavioral scientist and author of “How to Not Die Alone,” coached the cast. He showed them that it's never too late to find love.The daters learned valuable lessons from him and were able to open up about the challenges they faced in dating in a different era.

Individual Stories and Challenges

Nate, 56, a disabled veteran from the U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne Division, was injured during a jump and faced challenges in dating due to his physical limitations.He found it difficult to connect with more "outgoing" women who enjoyed activities like hiking and camping. Mentally, he also had to deal with self-doubt.Pam, 71, dedicated most of her life to the Civil Reserve Air Fleet and had difficulty with past marriages due to constant travel.She shared one of the worst dates she had been on, where the person she met didn't match the photo and didn't even buy her coffee.Despite these challenges, the daters are determined to find love and are living their lives to the fullest.“The Later Daters” is available to stream on Netflix, offering a heartwarming and emotional journey for these silver singles.Stephanie Giang-Paunon is an Entertainment Writer for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to stephanie.giang@fox.com and on Twitter: @SGiangPaunon.