Why is Hannah Brown on 'Bachelor in Paradise'? When will 'Bachelor in Paradise' air?
The beach is getting a new look this season on "Bachelor in Paradise."
Not only will the Bachelor Nation show move to a different location from its typical spot in Playa Escondida Resort in Sayulita, Mexico, but a familiar face will also join host Jesse Palmer and bartender Wells Adams.
Fan favorites from the Golden seasons will also be on the beach.
"... (P)roving once again that age is just a number, as they bring their experience and a little extra spice to show the younger crowd how it's done," according to a news release from ABC.
Here's what we know about "Bachelor in Paradise" Season 10, including the 2025 cast, where "Bachelor in Paradise" is filmed and when the new season will air.
Season 10 of "Bachelor in Paradise" will be filmed in Costa Rica instead of Sayulita, Mexico, where it was for the nine previous seasons.
On Tuesday, April 22, ABC and Hulu announced that Hannah Brown will be on the beach this summer alongside Palmer and Adams.
"… Hannah Brown bringing the bubbly to rose ceremonies in the all-new Champagne Lounge," according to the news release.
Brown was on Season 23 of "The Bachelor" with lead Colton Underwood and was the star of Season 15 of "The Bachelorette." She was the youngest lead in the show's history.
Five cast members have been announced so far for "Bachelor in Paradise" Season 10:
Leslie Fhima from 'The Golden Bachelor' Season 1
Gary Levingston from 'The Golden Bachelorette' Season 1
Zoe McGrady from 'The Bachelor' Season 29
Hakeem Moulton from 'The Bachelorette' Season 21
Jonathon Johnson from 'The Bachelorette' Season 21
Happily ever after? How many 'Bachelor' couples are still together? Does the show actually work?
As of April 2025, ABC has not announced when the new season of "Bachelor in Paradise" will start. Season 9 aired in the fall; previous seasons have come out during the summer.
"Bachelor in Paradise" 2025 will air on ABC and be available to stream on Hulu. You can catch previous seasons of the show on the platform as well.
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