My Wife's Personal Trainer: Orders From Above

Danny is out of cash, so five thousand dollars a week for a single client sounds too good to refuse. The client is Simone, married to a billionaire, and her first session is all politeness, stiff posture and one nervous slip of the tongue.

At home, Danny's girlfriend phones to ask about the new job, and he waves it off as ordinary work. Then the husband steps in, catches him looking, and calmly reveals that he designs her routine himself, one sealed card a week. Episode 2 is where those cards start to matter. You can start episode 1 and see whether the premise hooks you.

Three people drive the story: Danny the trainer, Simone his client, and her husband, who sets the rules and enjoys doing it. Danny's girlfriend, forever calling with questions, supplies the pressure from outside. Every one of them is a fictional Candy character, an adult with an invented backstory, and none is a digital twin of a real performer.

If a husband who stays involved is your kind of tension, Not Under My Roof plays with something related.

Danny's first session with Simone needs no account, and the second only asks you to register for free. The paid stretch begins at episode 3 with 12 tokens per episode, so the three of them cost 3 × 12 = 36 tokens. Our Candy Shorts free guide lists everything you can watch before spending a cent.