'Bachelor in Paradise' Gets Major Behind-the-Scenes Change After Not Airing Last Year

Bachelor in Paradise will be returning for Season 10 in summer 2025 and there is going to be a major behind-the-scenes change.

The change comes after ABC decided to skip a Paradise season in 2024, instead launching The Golden Bachelorette in its place.

So, what’s the big change?

Keep reading to find out more…

There will be a new showrunner! Scott Teti is now in charge of the long-running Bachelor Nation show. He has previously worked on shows like ABC’s Claim to Fame, Bravo’s Summer House, and various Married At First Sight spinoffs, according to Deadline.

The Bachelor creator Mike Fleiss originally was the showrunner until he stepped down amid misconduct allegations. The trio of Claire Freeland, Jason Ehrlich and Bennett Graebner took over in 2023 for the ninth season, but they are seemingly not returning.

Bachelor Nation host Jesse Palmer recently teased “changes” to the show.

“I don’t know what those changes are going to necessarily be. I certainly have my own hopes what it might be, but I’m just really excited to get back to the beach personally, and to see our lovely cast, and to hopefully see some people fall in love and get engaged,” he told Swoon.

Two cast members have been confirmed so far for Season 10.