Bachelor in Paradise welcomes fan-favorite alum as Golden contestants stir the pot

A new episode of Bachelor in Paradise airs Monday, July 21 on ABC, and fans can expect a fan-favorite face to return to Bachelor Nation

Last week’s episode left fans with plenty to talk about. The rose ceremony saw Justin Glaze exit the show after a tense moment with ex-girlfriend Susie Evans. Though he offered her his rose, she declined, ending his brief time on the beach. Glaze had just arrived that week.

Along with Glaze, Lexi Young and Alli Jo Hinkes were also sent home after failing to receive roses.

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In an effort to inject new energy into the group, Bachelor Nation alums Sean McLaughlin and Andrew Spencer showed up in Costa Rica with date cards in hand. Their arrivals added tension among couples already trying to build something, with new connections tested almost immediately.

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The show also introduced contestants from The Golden Bachelor and The Golden Bachelorette, a twist that many fans didn’t see coming. April, Leslie, Kim, R.J., Natasha, Kathy, Jack, and Charles K. made their debut, quickly making an impression and signaling that age won’t be a limit in paradise.
This week, the beach gets even livelier. Gary Levingston, another fan-favorite from the Golden spinoffs, is set to arrive, also carrying a date card. His entrance is expected to build on the energy of last week’s twist and bring even more movement to the group dynamic.

Meanwhile, Kat will be thrown into new drama when she finds out about Dale’s prior connection to recently eliminated Alli Jo.

The discovery adds more complexity to the pair’s already shaky relationship and may impact who receives roses at the next ceremony.

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Viewers should expect the episode to end with what’s being described as an “unexpected rose” that changes the direction of the night.

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The decision reportedly catches multiple contestants off guard and may influence who stays and who goes in the coming weeks.

For fans trying to keep up, Bachelor in Paradise season 10 continues every Monday on ABC, with next-day streaming available on Hulu.

Those without cable can also catch episodes live through streaming platforms like Fubo and DirecTV, both of which offer free trials.