Sweet Vegas showgirl Camila and rich, handsome Colombian surgeon Fernando have matched on a dating app. They're about to meet each other for their first in-person date after 11 days of flirting over the phone. It goes well (like, almost X-rated well), and the two embark on four months of long-distance love — and lies!

Fernando is actually Miguel, a businessman hiding his true identity from Camila because he is unhappily married, with children. When Camila discovers her new love's secret after whisking herself to Cartagena for a surprise visit, she does what any heartbroken person would do in her situation: rents a house next door to Miguel, asks her cute cab driver to pose as her husband, has her belongings shipped from Vegas to Colombia, and promptly befriends Miguel's friends and family.

Why, you might ask? Because Camila wants to know what made Miguel lie to her about his life and if he was lying to her about his love. And, honestly, she still wants Miguel. Plus, as the many flashbacks woven into "Fake Profile" reveal, Camila is also on Miguel's father-in-law Pedro's payroll. Pedro has his own reasons for wanting his son and Camila to be together, and will pay Camila handsomely for her (very vaguely defined) disruptive services. Everyone is double-crossing their "loved" ones in "Fake Profile" — for love, for power, and definitely for revenge.