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Published February 23, 2021
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There’s a brand new mansion for season nine of
The Bachelor and folks, we’ve seen it before: it’s the former home of
Beauty And The Geek.
The mansion, dubbed ‘Le Chateau’, is the new home of
Bachie, writes The Wash. It’s a European manor-style estate in Dural in Sydney’s Hills District, 36 kilometres NW of the CBD. And it’s ritzy! In a lots of white carpet kind of way!
Share I love my food too much to be on I’m A Celeb and as for The Bachelor, I have my mum and all my friends always on the look out for potential suitors. who knows in the future, but for now, the couch is where I am at.
Jad s admission comes after Channel 10 recently confirmed they ve found a suitor for the popular dating show.
No way to the Jungle: Gogglebox s Jad Nehmetallah also revealed he has no intention of joining Channel 10 s I m a Celebrity. Get Me Out of Here
Earlier this month, Channel 10’s Head of Programming, Daniel Monaghan, told TV Tonight, We’re really happy with who has signed on to The Bachelor.
It’s only the second week of the 2021 TV year and already networks are playing hardball -not just on air where viewers expect a clean fight- but behind the scenes too.
Backgrounding journalists on a rival’s ratings performance is happening with regularity in 2021. Commercial networks are drawing attention to how a rivals’ programming is under-performing -all off the record, of course.
This comes at a time when Free to Air continues to fragment and Streaming platforms invest limited amounts in local content.
While friendly rivalry between networks has long been a characteristic of the Australian market,
TV Tonight recently asked each network whether it’s ok to sling mud, or whether it’s better to unite for a common cause?