Just five days into Bachelor in Paradise Season 10, the romance is already blossoming, and emotions are running high. Tonight, after an intense and tearful rose ceremony, a fleet of new men and women hit the beach and spill juicy secrets. Last night, Bachelor in Paradise ended with a dramatic rose ceremony cliffhanger. Though Justin Glaze had been pursuing a relationship with Lexi Young, he offered his rose to ex-girlfriend Susie Evans to save her spot on the beach. But Susie rejected the offer, so Justin made an emotional exit from the ceremony. Tonight’s episode opens with Justin crying to host Jesse Palmer; he wants to go home, and now Jesse must finish up the rose ceremony. He tells the roseless ladies, “Of course, there’s one rose left, and it’s Justin’s wish that I offer that rose to one of the remaining women who came here to Paradise hoping to find love on his behalf,” as though Justin is deceased, and not simply boarding a flight back to the influencing career awaiting him at home. Begrudgingly, Jill Chin accepts the in memoriam rose. So Justin, Susie, Lexi, Alli Jo Hinkes, and Zoe McGrady pack their bags and leave Costa Rica. The next morning brings a slew of new arrivals—a boat full of Goldens sails into Paradise ready to party!
New Men in Paradise Put Previous Relationships to the Test

Two new men hit the beach with date cards: Paradise veterans Sean McLaughlin and Andrew Spencer. Sean is immediately interested in Alexe Godin, but decides to take Jill on his date believing this to be the easiest path to a rose. Andrew feels a spark with both Alexe and her close friend Bailey Brown. Somewhat surprisingly, he chooses Bailey to invite on his date. She accepts, but first, she tells her current partner, Jeremy Simon, about her plans. Though he had just been on a date the prior, Jeremy is furious that Bailey would give another man the time of day, leaving her in tears. Before last night’s rose ceremony, Bailey assured him he was the only man she was interested in. He says this was the reason he picked her, but it should be noted that Jeremy was whispering to the boys that he was second guessing his choice before the rose ceremony had even ended.

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Jeremy storms up to a producer; “Nah, I want Susie back. F—k that. Nah. I gave [Bailey] the rose because of what she said. I’m pissed.” Five days in, Jeremy is fuming over Bailey not being all in on him, despite the fact that he himself is still thinking about another woman. Bailey doesn’t owe him anything—he gave her a rose, not a legally binding contract. Jeremy is transparently playing the game—he wants Susie back, and Bailey’s date with Andrew is the perfect excuse to change his mind. He demands the producer call Susie, hoping that she’ll return to the competition for him. Of course, Susie denies him. Bailey and Andrew have a great date and even share a kiss, but when it’s over, Bailey decides she wants to continue focusing on Jeremy, and Andrew can’t stop thinking about Alexe.
Contestants Spill their Secrets

It’s time for another challenge. Each contestant will write down their deepest, darkest secrets, and as Jesse reads them off, the cast vote for which confession is the most shocking. The last secret standing will win, and if the person who wrote it owns up, they’ll be handsomely rewarded. Confessions include cheating on an exam, having a feet pics OnlyFans account, and spending a summer as a playmate for a lesbian couple. But all of these secrets are eclipsed by Kathy Swarts’s Scandoval-esque admission that she cheated on a previous partner in their shared home while he was asleep down the hall. For her honesty, Kathy is awarded a stay in the resort’s VIP suite, and she chooses Keith Gordon to share a romantic night with her. As the Goldens head off to bed, April Kirkwood tosses a shameless pickup line at Jonathan Johnson, letting him know where her room is “if you need me.” Moments later, he finds himself in a heated exchange with Jill, who he went on a date with and then promptly friendzoned in the previous episode. He’s sweating, as it seems he may have lost all hope of receiving a rose at the next day’s ceremony. In a confessional, a producer points out to him that perhaps April could be a possibility. Will we see our first intergenerational rose on next week’s episode? Tune into Bachelor in Paradise Mondays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC to find out!

Bachelor in Paradise

Release Date

August 4, 2014

Network

ABC

Franchise(s)

The Bachelor

Chris Harrison

Self – Host

Jesse Palmer

Self – Contestant