Bachelor Australia Season 6 - Nick Cummins - SM Media - *Sleuthing Spoilers*

Aunties_Love wrote:So do we know for sure that the guy is the next bach or has it been announced?

I don't think I will be able to understand the dude, but if he can tame that hair, he may be ok to look at....LOL

spangler wrote:

Aunties_Love wrote:So do we know for sure that the guy is the next bach or has it been announced?

I don't think I will be able to understand the dude, but if he can tame that hair, he may be ok to look at....LOL

Considering it starts Wednesday and the girls had gone into lock-down around the time this news was "leaked", I would say it's very likely to be Nick. The Daily Telegraph wouldn't have broken the story without doing proper checks with Nick's management, or else they would look stupid for publishing lies and would gain the same reputation as NW, No Idea and Woman's Day.

'Everyone has been frothing over him!' Reports AFL hunk Josh Gibson 'is set to become the next Bachelor' after rumours Nick 'The Honey Badger' Cummins was slated to join show

It was reported over the weekend that rugby union player Nick 'The Honey Badger' Cummins was set to be Austrralia's next Bachelor.

But Monday's NW magazine, has claimed that it's actually AFL hunk Josh Gibson who will take the title, with producers 'frothing over him'.



Josh recently gained a huge following after appearing on Channel Ten's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!.

A spy was said to have told NW magazine: 'Talk around Channel Ten is that he's in the pipeline to be the next Bachelor.'

'Everyone has been frothing over him since he appeared on I'm A Celeb - he's a catch!' the source went on to say of the 33-year-old's appeal.

Daily Mail Australia has reached out to Josh and Channel Ten for comment.

NW's claims follow The Sunday Telegraph's reports that rugby union player Nick 'The Honey' Badger Cummins is slated to become the next Bachelor.

The news source alleged that the 30-year-old beat out rumoured favourites Cam Cranley and Jason Dundas for the plum role.

Nick, who has played in the rugby sevens and for the Wallabies, was previously thought to be out of the running, due to his five-year romance with Norwegian artist Martine Thomassen.

However, it has since been reported the pair have ended their relationship, which has led the way for the elite athlete to be signed to the Channel Ten show.

LA-based television presenter Jason Dundas, 35, and Perth firefighter Cameron Cranley, 28, were also previously reported to be in the running for the title of Bachelor.

Matty Johnson, who chose Laura Byrne on last year's grand finale episode of The Bachelor, told Now To Love earlier this year, that his money is on Cam for the win.

'I'm thinking surely by now they've got the person locked in,' the 30-year-old said.

'If I had to put money on someone it would be Cam Cranley from my season,' Matty added.

Storybook wrote:I'm sure Nick must've had at least one meaningful conversation with his girlfriend of five years. And maybe he is so heartbroken over their breakup he is doing the show to find love. But the farce this show has become as far as being a ratings winner for Channel 10, I can't help but believe Nick is on the show to further his career and nothing more. Of course, I'm happy to stand corrected.

My son said Nick will be funny and real. And I agree with him. So for pure entertainment value I think Nick will do well.

spangler wrote:This show is becoming more and more like 'Unreal' with every season. Quite obvious he's going on it to kickstart his media career rather than find a girlfriend. But he'd certainly not stand for a lot of the dramatic females who have recently graced the screen

ElonM wrote:This is crazy. Great way to keep people interested.

Hawaii Girl wrote:This Nick guy looks legitimately revolting to me. I just could not picture any of these girls being into him, and I definitely wouldn't watch.

Josh on the other hand  (Any intel on what he's like? I'm just gonna assume a guy who's that good looking is probably a player )