Discovery+ confirms full list of shows streaming this April

True crime and reality fans are in for a treat this April as Discovery+ has confirmed its line-up for the month. Subscribers can look forward to everything from the return of Tammy and Amy in to a true crime special focusing on the feud between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni after the contentious release of It Ends With Us.

Coming up first on April 2 fans can catch Bateau Mouche: Sinking Justice. The docuseries delves into the 1988 sinking of the tourist ship Bateau Mouche IV in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and the lives it took. If you're in the mood for something lighter, property show Fix My Frankenhouse is back on April 3 - with Denese and Mike Butler back on their mission to rescue homes that are out of control with mismatching additions and extensions.

Later in the month, 90 Day Fiancé spin-off 90 Day Diaries is back, so fans can catch up on where the former couples are after the main show. April 14 sees the release of In Dispute: Lively v. Baldoni, delving into the court dispute between the two stars.

Rock the Block is back on April 15, with season six dropping - four experts will go head-to-head to revamp old properties in the US and resell them to see who can gain the biggest profit.

On April 16, fans can tune into 100 Day Dream Home and the new instalment of 1000lb Sisters, before episodes of Ghost Adventures and : Where are They Now? return on April 17.

Later in the month, you can tune into reality series Yellowstone Wardens, which follows the conservation officers of Montana who are doing their best to defend the national park. Also returning is Evil Lives Here: The Killer Speaks, a true crime series that looks inside the homes of real killers, interviewing both their families and the prisoners themselves.

New show Filthy Fortunes sees antique experts searching the homes of hoarders for hidden treasure, with host Matt Paxton taking the reins.

You can also expect a documentary about social media site Twitter - now X - and new TLC series Polyfamily, which explores the life of two married couples tied in a 'closed quad' with each other.