Dating program declares return with RTL's endorsement
The eagerly anticipated sixth season of "Bachelor in Paradise" is set to grace our screens on RTL, starting from July 30, 2025. This marks the return of the popular dating format, following a brief hiatus in 2024.
The new season will unfold in the picturesque landscapes of South Africa, as per RTL's schedule and related sources. The start date of July 30, 2025, coincides with episode 8 of the current Bachelor-related programming, signalling the beginning of the "Bachelor in Paradise" segment.
Prior to this, "Die Bachelors" Season 2 commenced on RTL earlier in June, providing a build-up to the exciting events of "Bachelor in Paradise."
Here's a quick rundown of the shows' start dates:
- Die Bachelors Season 2: June 18, 2025 (RTL)
- Bachelor in Paradise Season 6 (approximate): July 30, 2025 (RTL)
The exact start date for the new season of "The Bachelors" has not yet been revealed.
"Bachelor in Paradise" is renowned for its dramatic twists and turns, taking place in a luxurious villa complete with a pool, sun, and cocktails. Each week, roses are distributed, and those who don't receive one must pack their bags.
Original Bachelor Paul Janke (43) will return as the permanent bartender, bringing his charm and wit to the show, acting as an unofficial love advisor. The list of candidates for the new season remains top secret, but fans can expect new singles to join the show regularly, adding fresh flirt energy.
The new season promises a tough decision at the end between love and 10,000 euros in prize money. Fans can catch the spectacular finale and the reunion of the current "The Bachelors" season on the RTL+ media library. RTL+ will also broadcast the new season of "The Bachelors."
Stay tuned for more updates on "Bachelor in Paradise" Season 6, airing on RTL in July 2025.
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