‘Bachelor in Paradise' Cast Announcement: See Who Is Headed To The Beach For Season 10
The network had already announced Leslie Fhima of and Gary Levingston would be hitting the sands of Mexico, but we now know that they will be there with April Kirkwood, Charles 'CK' King, Kathy Swarts, Kim Buike, and more. See the full gallery of contestants below.
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ORIGINAL: It's nearly time for Bachelor in Paradise.
With less than a month left until the premiere of Season 10, ABC has revealed some of the familiar faces who audiences should expect to see on the sands of Mexico.
That includes Bachelor in Paradise alums Justin Glaze and Kat Izzo, as well as plenty of newcomers. Dale Moss of The Bachelorette Season 16 will also be setting out on another journey for love after his rollercoaster of a love story with Clare Crawley.
Bachelor Nation will surely be excited to see Bachelorette Season 21 runner up Jonathon Johnson, who is searching for a new connection after his love story with Jenn Tran was cut short.
These are just a few of the 16 cast members that ABC revealed Tuesday. Much of the cast, at least for now, includes contestants from the most recent seasons of both The Bachelor and The Bachelorette.
See the full cast in the gallery below.
As previously announced, Leslie Fhima of The Golden Bachelor and Gary Levingston of The Golden Bachelorette are also set to appear on the beaches of paradise.
Also, as always, there are more cast announcements to come as the season progresses.
The series returns July 7 with host Jesse Palmer and in-house bartender Wells Adams, who will be joined this season by fan-favorite Hannah Brown as the head of Paradise Relations. She'll be introducing us to the all-new Champagne Lounge, per ABC.
Bachelor in Paradise is a production of Warner Bros. Unscripted Television in association with Warner Horizon, as are the rest of the Bachelor series.
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