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

Hawaii Girl wrote:This dude is HOT. And tall! Does anyone know his height? For... science?

Bobette wrote:

Hawaii Girl wrote:This dude is HOT. And tall! Does anyone know his height? For... science?

@Hawaii Girl The scientific height classification of the Cam species is 6 foot 6 inches.  

He is indeed hot and absolutely adorable.  Part of me wonders if he is too sweet and genuine to survive the Bach process, but perhaps he's exactly what the franchise needs.  

If applications are still open, I imagine they had a huge influx of emails yesterday.  Pretty much every single woman (and man) in Australia would date Cam in a heartbeat.

This is going to be good, IMO.  

ETA: For anyone who didn't watch Cam on Georgia's season, watch the two vids here and here and you'll get the idea.

EXCLUSIVE: Will Cameron Cranley bail on The Bachelor? Perth firefighter 'has doubts about new TV role weeks away from filming' after reports he was approached alongside his brother Kyle

Following reports on Monday that Cameron Cranley had been offered the role of The Bachelor, fans were delighted their favourite firefighter was making a comeback.

However, sources close to the production told Daily Mail Australia on Tuesday that it's still not a done deal and Cameron has doubts about signing on to the role.

As filming is expected to start in a matter of weeks, the Bachelor producers could be left in a nightmare scenario of being without a locked-in lead at the eleventh hour.

The Bachelor typically begins filming in February and lasts for around 12 weeks.

Meanwhile, Warner Bros. Australia has already been casting the female contestants for months. Last weekend was supposedly the 'last chance to apply'.

Fans may conclude, therefore, that the Bachelorettes are being signed up for their 'TV value', and not because of their compatibility with the as-yet-undecided Bachelor.

It comes after New Idea magazine broke the story that Cameron had been offered the role of Bachelor alongside his brother Kyle Cranley.

While it is unclear how a 'double Bachelor' series would work, a source told the magazine it would 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.

Despite these claims, an insider told Daily Mail Australia that Kyle was 'not keen' and that Cameron was unlikely to take part without his brother.

Explaining the decision to pitch a 'double Bachelor' format, the source added: 'The producers are looking to do something offbeat and different this year.'

Daily Mail Australia has reached out to Network Ten and Cameron's representative for comment in relation to this story.

Storybook wrote:Cam has yet to be officially confirmed as the next Bachelor. I love Cam, he is sweet, kind, honest, open and adorable. But I don't want him to be the Bachelor. That's because, in my opinion, all the qualities I listed do not make for a good lead. And if his brother has to 'hold his hand' and join him, I can't imagine what that will entail.

And if Cam doesn't provide the intrigue and entertainment then it will be the women who'll take on the role. A cast of bitchy, catty, women causing drama to spice things up. For me, that's the last thing I want to see.