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The Bachelor (RTL): This is how the first night of the roses works

Here we go again: The new season of “The Bachelor” is now starting on RTL. In the first episode, Dominik Stuckmann fools two candidates.

Mexico – The love adventure for Dominik Stuckmann starts in Mexico, because he is “The Bachelor*” in 2022. While Dominik, as an entrepreneur, normally commutes between Frankfurt am Main (Hessen*) and Gran Canaria, he is now making his way to the Pacific coast of Mexico to look for great love on RTL*. 22 single women are already waiting for him here – without knowing who will finally receive them on the first night of the roses. fuldaerzeitung.de* reveals how the bachelor dupes the candidates.

When everyone has arrived at the bachelor mansion, the bachelor shows himself to be a good host and throws a round of tequila. In the first one-on-one talks, he wants to find out more about the women – and vice versa, of course. So Lara finds out that the relationship between Dominik and his ex-girlfriend broke up in March 2021 after 6 years, he would like to know from Giannina and Yasmin how they feel about family planning at the tender early 20s. *fuldaerzeitung.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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