‘Bachelor in Paradise' Season 10 Cast and Eliminations Tracker
Season 10 will premiere Monday, July 7, with 26 contestants—16 men and 10 women—and fans can expect a rotating cast of other Bachelor Nation alums to join them in Costa Rica throughout the season. (Don't worry—we'll add newcomers to the cast list as they join!) Afraid you won't be able to keep up with who's who? Here's everything you need to know about the Bachelor in Paradise season 10 cast.
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