Bachelorette New Zealand - Season 1 - Dr Lesina Nakhid-Schuster - Lily McManus - Media SM - Discussion - *Sleuthing Spoilers *

The Bachelorette NZ 


Call the police, call a priest, call your boss and tell them you need some time off because Art Green is returning to television as the host of The Bachelorette NZ.

This. Is. A. Moment.

All the other Bachelors must be quaking in their little town shoes.

And if the scuttlebutt around the traps about Lily McManus is right, this is going to be the reality watch of the decade.

The Spinoff/ Alex Casey

Astrobach wrote:@AllAboutLove yeah, my thoughts exactly about the timing. And now, just maybe it will open the door for the next Bachelor NZ as well?  The last one was a few years back yes?
Anyhow, it’s nice to have something to look forward as the rest of the shows are following the US model too much ( Maybe as was mentioned before because WB now at the helm) Hopefully NZ stays the course more independently.

AllAboutLove wrote:It's going to be sooooooo good. Now here's hoping they cast some stellar men! *fingers crossed* 

Applications open for men to compete on TVNZ's dating reality show The Bachelorette
17 Jul, 2019 11:09am

Men, are you sick of looking for love in all the wrong places? Then why not try a TV show?

Today, TVNZ opened the application process for "single men aged 18+" who are looking for love and/or fleeting shallow fame to appear on their upcoming reality dating show, The Bachelorette.

This follows TVNZ's announcement last week that they'd began the hunt for their loveless leading lady.

In a press release the broadcaster said they were now, "searching for the country's most eligible men to join New Zealand's first Bachelorette on the adventure of a lifetime.".

They have 25 spots to fill so interested males hungry for love - or more instagram followers - can register at tvnz.co.nz/bachelorette. May the odds be ever in your favour.

While it is easy to scoff at the concept of finding true romance on a telly show - as we just did - it's worth remembering that Art Green and Matilda Rice found love on The BachelorNZ in 2015. The pair are now married with a baby on the way.

The show is a spin-off from the popular reality dating show The Bachelor, which sees a group of women living together while all competing for the affections of the same man. The Bachelorette follows the same formula, only reverses the genders of both the dater and datee.

...after spitting the answer down the lens of a camera 46 times last year, I think I got it.
“I want a man who is aware of exactly who he is, whatever the hell that is. A man whose’ fragile masculinity is not threatened by any bone in my body”. They said that they hoped they could find that man for me here. I left the room sceptical and feeling like I’d drank 9 coffees at one time through a beer bong.