The Bachelorette took the Summer off, so fans of the show were wondering if the dating competition would be back. Now, we know. Not only will it be back, but we also know who will be handing out the roses.
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ Taylor Frankie Paul will go from being one of the many women to being the only woman amongst multiple men.
Paul has made a name for herself on TikTok with MomTok, and now she is ready to do the same with Bachelor Nation.
She is not the only Mormon wife jumping over to ABC for a competition show. Whitney Leavitt and Jen Affleck danced their way over to Dancing with the Stars this season.
Can someone tell me when I missed the memo about their show? Because ABC is all over it, and I thought it was just another reality series.
Secret Lives returns to Hulu on November 13th, and The Bachelorette will be handing out roses in 2026.
ABC is bringing back The Golden Bachelor for a second season. This time, the lead is Mel Owens, a former football player.
Well, it looks like the casting department didn’t vet him well enough. That is because the 66-year-old said in an interview that he only wants to date women between 45-60, and he would not give any roses to anyone over that age.
Personally, I think he should have been sacked after that, but ABC kept him.
However, today, we learned that they got their revenge on him for saying those words. There is only one contestant who is under 60, and the rest are 60 and older. Therefore, he would have to eliminate all but one of the women who could be his potential bride.
So it will be interesting to see how he handles older women. And how they will handle him. I hope they call him out on those comments.
Oh, and the senior citizen didn’t read the age requirements to be on the dating show. The contestants must be over 60 (so I don’t know how the 58-year-old got on the show), so he was screwed before he even got on the field.
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We are two months away from the start of the new broadcast television season. Today, ABC announced when their Fall shows will premiere.
The Fall season includes DWTS celebrating 20 years, Shark Tank without Mark Cuban, Ryan Seacrest taking over Celebrity Wheel of Fortune, a Bobby-less 9-1-1, and a new 9-1-1 taking a place in Nashville.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 16
8:00 p.m. “Dancing with the Stars” (simulcast on Disney+)
10:00 p.m. “High Potential”
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24
8:00 p.m. “The Golden Bachelor” (two-hour premiere)
10:01 p.m. “Shark Tank”
When ABC announced their schedule in May, one of their most buzzed-about shows was missing from it. It was The Bachelor.
With The Bachelorette taking the Summer off, it felt like ABC was looking close to ending the franchise that has been coffee cooler talk for 23 years, even though The Golden Bachelor was picked up for the Fall.
Today, Deadline revealed that the dating competition show will be back for a landmark 30th season.
The site says that it was delayed due to finding a new executive producer. Bachelor in Paradise’s Scott Teti will be replacing Claire Freeland and Bennett Graebner, who were reportedly exited the show due to a toxic environment.
I think for the milestone season, they need to get a big name to be the man handing out roses. Who do you think should be the next Bachelor?
ABC was handing out roses today, and they were given to American Idol, America’s Funniest Videos, Celebrity Jeopardy, Celebrity Wheel of Fortune, and Shark Tank.
However, The Bachelor is still waiting to find out if it will be returning for another season. It is not alone because ABC also put The Bachelorette on pause this Summer.
While their fate is still in jeopardy, The Golden Bachelor has already been picked up for another season, with Mel Owens, a 66-year-old former NFL veteran-turned-lawyer, as the dating show’s leading man.
Personally, I am surprised they picked up Shark Tank for another season without Mark Cuban. Its ratings are going to drop faster than the stock market whenever Trump announces new tariffs. Plus, who else wishes they would deport Mr. not-so Wonderful back to Canada?
