Are the golden bachelor and bachelorettes about to get busy with the young’ins in paradise?
That’s what ABC seems to be hinting at in the season 10 promo for Bachelor in Paradise. In the newest teaser that dropped after Monday’s premiere of the show, host Jesse Palmer promises how “paradise will never be the same” as we see the elder singles work their way into the action.
Earlier Monday, Bachelor in Paradise showrunner Scott Teti told Deadline how he integrated the former contestants from The Golden Bachelor and The Golden Bachelorette.
“I think there was a lot of thought in how to bring them in. It’s Paradise. You want to give everybody an equal chance to find love and really build their relationships that they do,” he told Deadline. “So I think a lot of thought was put into how they get integrated into the show. It worked out so that they kind of are in their generational lanes, but they have this camaraderie that is really special. The fun that they had together was great. I think the thought was like, how do we bring them in and introduce them in a way so that is not interruptive. How is this going to work? The runway was built a little bit, and then we introduced them in, and it kind of worked seamlessly. So, without giving away too much of what the format is and how it works, I think what we did was put a lot of thought into how they come in, when they come in, and how they’re perfectly integrated, so that it meshes with the world of the younger cast.”
Teti also addressed whether viewers will be able to see how the different generations approach dating.
“The younger generation, they live in a social media environment,” he said. “I think they’re very sensitive to how they curate themselves. All the chatter and outside world weighs in on what they do, and it’s a lot. I think that weighs on how they make decisions. Sometimes it feels very weighted. They had a lot of fun in Paradise, but when the Goldens come in, it’s kind of like they just flipped the script. They’re like, ‘What are you worried about? Get out of your head. Just have fun.’ All of these great lines and pieces of advice that came from them, and that’s what made the show so special, that camaraderie, that POV that the Goldens brought that kind of kicked everything up a notch and broke them out of their shells a little bit. They forgot about that outside world, and they just open up. So it was this magical experience in that regard.”
Bachelor in Paradise airs Monday nights on ABC beginning July 7.
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