"Bachelor in Paradise 2" has not yet premiered on ABC, but the reality series is already fueling up with drama and controversy. In an episode-by-episode spoiler guide on Reality Steve, it has been revealed that Ashley Iaconetti's sister, Lauren will decide to leave the show in Episode 2 after admitting to being someone's mistress.
Warning: Spoilers ahead! Read on if you want to learn more about the details of this story.
"Bachelor in Paradise" Season 2 is nearing its premiere on ABC, just weeks after "The Bachelorette" Kaitlyn Bristowe hands out the final rose. While the show has already been giving sneak previews as to what fans can expect in the upcoming season of 'BIP,' Reality Steve has done it again and released detailed spoilers online.
Reality Steve noted that "Bachelor in Paradise 2" will feature 18 hopeful lads and gals coming from Chris Soules' "The Bachelor" and Kaitlyn Bristowe's "The Bachelorette."
Chris Soules' batch includes Carly Waddell, Ashley Salter, Ashley Iaconetti and her sister Lauren, Jade Roper, Jillian Anderson, and Jillian Kinney. Kaitlyn Bristowe's exes joining the reality series include JJ Lane, Tanner Tolbert, Jared Haibon, and Jonathan Holloway.
These 18 hopefuls will be joined by other contestants from previous seasons including Tenley Molzahn from "Bachelor Pad" Season 1, Mikey Tenerelli, Dan Cox, and Kirk DeWindt.
While Ashley and Lauren Iaconetti are in the show as a team, Reality Steve revealed that Lauren will be dropping out of the series early on after admitting to being someone else's mistress. Lauren allegedly admitted that she will be leaving the show because she believes that things will work out between them.
Meanwhile, a new "Bachelor" has been chosen, according to E! News. The outlet cited that Ben Higgins, the third placer from Kaitlyn Bristowe's "The Bachelorette," will be the next bachelor to star in the upcoming season. Higgins went home empty handed after Bristowe bid him farewell, leaving Shawn Booth and Nick Viall vying for the final rose.
ABC has yet to comment on these reports.
