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Offspring's Nina set for new love

The Ten Network has released a sneak peak at the new season of Offspring, and it looks like love could be in the air again for Nina Proudman.

Nina Proudman looks set to fall in love again after Network Ten released its first look at season five of the award-winning series Offspring.

Gold Logie winner Asher Keddie returns as Nina Proudman who is now coping with life as a single mother after the tragic death of her partner Patrick days before the birth of their daughter.

Even though it's only months after the death of Patrick a 90 second sneak peak released by Ten on Wednesday suggests Nina could be on course for another relationship.

The clip shows Nina's therapist Dr Pethbridge, played by Ido Drent, asking her out for a coffee.

Then it cuts to Ninas' sister Billie saying: "You're allowed to be happy. It doesn't mean you love Patrick any less."

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Season five boasts guest appearances by Diana Glenn (Secrets & Lies), Patrick Brammall (The Moodys), Ben Barrington (Top Of The Lake), Chrissie Swan and Ray Martin.

Ten's Head of Drama Rick Maier says season four left fans asking how Nina could ever recover from the loss of Patrick.

"Six months later and the answers come in surprising ways as the Proudmans rally - as only they know how," he says.


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