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Would YOU reveal your darkest skeletons to star on The Bachelor? Past sexual partners, sex tapes and drug addiction all on the table in MIND-BLOWING application form

It's the controversial dating show that is no stranger to saucy on-screen scandals.

But fans of The Bachelor may still find it difficult to believe the lengths at which producers will go to cast the perfect contestants to star on The Bachelor.

In a newly-released application form for the upcoming 2018 season, questions pertaining to reality star hopefuls' sex lives, medical history and former scandals are all on the table for discussion.

The online application form is split into 14 parts and requires applicants to send through a two-minute video of themselves.

The various categories of questions include those relating to clothing, employment, family and friends, relationships, medical history and hopes for finding love.  

Daily Mail Australia viewed the application form in its entirely, with a range of invasive questions being asked including: 'How many sexual partners have you had? Male? Female?'

In addition, producers would also like to know your height, how you 'behave,' when you fancy someone and, whether you have any skeletons in your closet, including jilted lovers, sex tapes and unauthorised photos.

Producers are also interested in learning about potential contestants' goals for finding love, with questions asking the likes of whether they are ready to fall in love and get married.

Other questions ask the applicant to describe their ideal partner and detail the top three things that would put them off when searching for a potential mate.  

The application, however, doesn't end there, with a 'medical,' section which takes show-and-tell to a whole new level.

In this section, the producers ask questions about whether the applicant has any drug and alcohol dependencies, whether they suffer or have been diagnosed with a mental illness and whether they are seeing or have seen a psychiatrist or psychologist.  

Despite the onerous job of filling out such a thorough application form, previous series of The Bachelor have proven that contestants may indeed find love at the end of the tunnel.

Former contestants Anna Heinrich and Tim Robards, Georgia Love and Lee Elliott, and Matty Johnson and Laura Byrne are all success stories to have come out of the polarising process.

Single Women between the ages of 23-40
Single Men between the ages of 25-40
You must be willing and available to be filmed for the duration of the series. Filming will roughly commence in mid March, 2018 and may take up to 12 weeks.

Cameron Cranley is the new Bachelor! Fan favourite 'will get a second chance at love in the next season... and there's a shock twist nobody was expecting'



He was left heartbroken on Georgia Love's season of The Bachelorette.

But fan favourite Cameron Cranley may be getting a second chance at love as Australia's next Bachelor.

The handsome firefighter has been offered the role by television producers, New Idea reported on Monday.

And in an extraordinary twist, he will reportedly be joined in his journey by brother Kyle Cranley.



While it is unclear how a 'double Bachelor' series would work, a source told the magazine it will make for unmissable TV.

'The two brothers are practically inseparable anyway. They have a great friendship, are always socialising together, making fun of each other and it will work well on television,' said the insider.

The rumoured signing was the 'talk of the Portsea Polo event in Melbourne' earlier this month, it was claimed.

It follows Cameron's notable absence from the Bachelor In Paradise line-up.

'That kind of confirmed he was in the running,' added the source. 'Cam is so popular and still single so it would be an obvious choice to have him on Paradise.'

The fact Cameron is missing from the cast 'could only mean he (is) getting the top job,' they explained.

It was also reported that the Cranleys held a family meeting to discuss the brothers' rumoured reality TV prospects.

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Network Ten for comment.