Blake Julian: Cast on Bachelor Pad!
Monday's episode of The Bachelorette saw the return - and final exit - of Bentley Williams. You know what that means. Coming to Bachelor Pad this summer is ...
Blake Julian.
Monday's episode of The Bachelorette saw the return - and final exit - of Bentley Williams. You know what that means. Coming to Bachelor Pad this summer is ...
Blake Julian.
William Holman, who was sent packing by Bachelorette star Ashley Hebert on last night's episode, will have a shot at redemption on Bachelor Pad this summer.
He becomes the first of the three "mystery men" to join the Bachelor Pad cast, which was unveiled last week, sans fellas still competing on The Bachelorette.
The cast of Bachelor Pad, ABC's lowest-common-denominator (but still fun, we can't lie) spinoff of The Bachelor and Bachelorette, has been released!
Season 2 of the raunchy funhouse antics kicks off August 8, with 18 stars from The Bachelor and The Bachelorette coming together under one roof.
Jake Pavelka is making it a trifecta.
The Bachelorette castoff turned Bachelor star is coming to season two of Bachelor Pad this summer! Counting his stint on Dancing With the Stars, this will be the fourth ABC reality show for Jake in two years. Pretty amazing.
Despite fans' lukewarm reaction and critics' mediocre reviews (at best), ABC is totally running back Bachelor Pad a second time this summer.
Casting will begin at a party this very weekend.
Bachelor Pad was a sleeper hit this summer.
Sure, it has none of the Bachelor spoilers, scandals or love triangles that make its parent shows so compelling. But the competition was definitely fun.
Dave Good, who came off like a huge d!ck on The Bachelorette, but redeemed himself and was awarded $125,000 by his Bachelor Pad peers, is writing a book.
Fans of The Bachelorette could probably guess the title: The Man Code.
David Good and Natalie Getz are your winners of Bachelor Pad's first and hopefully last season. Congrats to The Bachelor and Bachelorette castoffs you may not recall!
Natalie, who vied for Jason Mesnick, and Dave, who sought Jillian Harris (neither came too close to winning their respective season), pulled off an impressive win here.
On a recent episode of Bachelor Pad, Gia Allemand compared Wes Hayden to William Shakespeare. She subsequently got voted off the ABC series, but time away from the country crooner has not changed Gia's feelings.
Describing Wes as “such a good, decent man,” Allemand tells People magazine that Hayden's fight to keep her in the house “made his stock rise so much in my book. I thought, ‘Wow, he’s even better than I thought!'"
Krisily Kennedy says she got screwed Monday on ABC's Bachelor Pad. Figuratively, of course. And yes, her name is actually Krisily ... you read that correctly.
Along with Wes Hayden, the former Miss Rhode Island (2003) and Bachelor runner-up (Charlie O'Connell's season) was sent home last night - and was pissed.
Gia Allemand's exile from ABC's Bachelor Pad was not a shock.
The way in which it all went down, though? That's another story.
Bachelorette viewers already knew Craig McKinnon was "dangerous."
Last night on Bachelor Pad, a fellow contestant found it out first hand.
Remember Michelle, the borderline unstable girl who vied for Jake Pavelka's heart on The Bachelor? No? Well, her stint on Bachelor Pad was even shorter.
Early in last night's season premiere, Michelle clashed with Tenley Molzahn, the runner-up that same season, along with other female residents of the Pad.
As if the utter transparency of Jake Pavelka's fake relationship with Vienna Girardi weren't obvious enough, the two will clash - gasp - on The Bachelorette!
The two will square off on the July 5 episode, but The Bachelor star isn't holding back in the meantime, slamming his lame ex-fiancee for her poor conduct.
Some of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette cast members from seasons past are ready to compete for fame and money on TV - only out in the open this time!
Looking for love on a dating show. Vying for $250,000 on a reality TV competition. It was only a matter of time until someone combined these concepts.