M-Net has secured the rights to produce a local version of yet another worldwide reality television smash hit. This time, the channel is bringing roses and romance to our screens with The Bachelor South Africa.
The dashing South African Bachelor’s first date with M-Net 101 viewers is scheduled for the next Valentine’s Day, Thursday 14 February 2019. In the meantime, M-Net and production company Rapid Blue have started the search for 25 beautiful single ladies who are ready to ignite the flame of passion with their Prince Charming – and then become his one and only true love.
Entries for The Bachelor SA opened online today at www.mnet.tv/thebachelorsa and close on 20 August 2018 at 23:59.
The Bachelor has an exceptional track record: 22 seasons of the show have been produced in the US and the format has been licensed to more than 30 countries. In 2017 it was the number one show in 10 territories: the US, Canada, Germany, New Zealand, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Switzerland and the Ukraine. South African viewers who have followed the US series will know that the show is about one lucky man who becomes best friends with Cupid, to make sure that he aims his arrows in the right direction. He embarks on a journey during which he goes on dream dates with dazzling women and gradually narrows down his options to the perfect match – who is typically the recipient of a romantic marriage proposal in the dramatic finale.
So, how do you become one of the South African Bachelor’s potential love interests?
If you are over 21 and single – either never married or legally divorced – and meet the requirements stipulated in the Terms and Conditions (published on the website), you need to fill out the short entry form on the M-Net website, where you will also be asked to submit two photographs of yourself.
Among the Terms and Conditions are that you are in possession of a valid South African ID document and that you will be available for filming between 6 October and 25 November 2018.
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