Will There Be A Bachelor in Paradise Season 10 Reunion?
Absolutely, the Bachelor in Paradise Season 10 cast really is reuniting one more time—and not just for a beach bonfire or another tequila toast.
This time, they're gathering for something a bit more unconventional: the beloved post-season reunion, but with a twist. Forget the usual live audience and dramatic After the Final Rose theatrics—this year, Bachelor Nation is serving up a reunion podcast and streaming party.
There’s always something hilarious about watching ex-flames and beach buddies squirm on the reunion couch, especially after all those cliffhanger eliminations and awkward date swaps.
Honestly, it’s half the fun—seeing who’s still together (or at least pretending for the cameras), who’s ready to spill some tea, and who’s just there to soak up those precious final minutes of screen time.
But if you’re picturing a three-hour ABC special packed with tense silences and rose ceremonies—nope. The Season 10 reunion is breaking franchise tradition by skipping the studio lights and heading straight to your headphones and screens instead.
Who is Hosting the Bachelor in Paradise Season 10 Reunion?
Wells Adams is running this show, and you know what—it feels right. The guy’s basically the franchise’s resident bartender, shot-pourer, prank-puller, and unofficial therapist.
If anyone can coax honest answers (or at least a few good-natured confessions) from the cast, it’s Wells.
He’s been teasing the hosting gig since August, even popping into the Bachelor Nation Instagram comments to ask fans what burning questions he should bring to the reunion.
Some suggested spicy drama, others poked fun at past relationships, and Season 10 alum Jill Chin even chimed in with, “ask them why didn’t they wanna date me.” It’s the kind of casual, inside-joke banter only someone like Wells could pull off live—or, this time, across a podcast microphone.
Bachelor in Paradise Season 10 Reunion Cast Members
Just in case you’re keeping score, yes—the core crew is coming. The reunion brings together sixteen contestants, both finalists and a handful of memorable personalities from earlier in the season:
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Dale Moss
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Kat Izzo
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Spencer Conley
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Jess Edwards
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Brian Autz
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Parisa Shifteh
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Bailey Brown
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Jeremy Simon
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Jonathon Johnson
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Lea Cayanan
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Kathy Swarts
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Keith Gordon
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Allyshia Gupta
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Sean McLaughlin
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Andrew Spencer
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Alexe Godin
A table wouldn’t do this list justice. Imagine the tension as couples (and exes) get ready to hash out whatever beef, bromance, or friendship drama cropped up under those Costa Rican sunsets.
If you’re betting on someone breaking the awkward silence with a sharp quip, put your chips on Kat, Brian, or Sean—they’ve been known to keep things lively.
When and Where to Watch Bachelor in Paradise Season 10 Reunion?
Here’s where things get a bit “Paradise Unplugged,” pardon the pun. The reunion premieres as a two-part podcast, not a televised spectacle:
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Part 1 drops Thursday, September 4 at 2 a.m. ET
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Part 2 lands Friday, September 5
For anyone who still clings to video, breathe easy—the full reunion will hit the Bachelor Nation YouTube channel on Saturday, September 6. No complicated cable packages, no DVR drama.
Just open your favorite podcast app (“Bachelor Happy Hour,” co-hosted by Joe Amabile and Serena Pitt) or hop onto YouTube.
Can’t remember the last time you listened to a reality show reunion on a podcast? Same. But apparently, Paradise is leveling up—maybe saving the lights and roses for next summer.
And in case you missed it, the finale itself lands on ABC Tuesday, September 10 at 8 p.m. ET, so you can go from climactic beach proposal to post-game breakdown in one seamless viewing week.
Reunion Seating Chart, Filming, and What Else to Expect
Is there a seating chart? Official sources teased the arrangement—eight cast members flanking Wells Adams on each side—but the actual chart’s still a secret. Maybe surprise seating is just part of the Season 10 rollercoaster.
Filming for the reunion just wrapped up this week: finale eve, Dale Moss announced via Instagram he was heading to LA for the taping, and infamous franchise spoiler Reality Steve confirmed the rest of the cast moved in for a session on September 3.
So yes, those burning questions and old wounds are fresh off the press.
Why The BiP Season 10 Reunion Actually Matters
Let’s be real—half the reason most of us tune in isn’t just for romance, but to see who’s still dodging DMs and who’s about to break the internet with receipts. With the addition of a $500,000 prize (cue the “Is it love or money?” dilemma), stakes are higher than ever.
Even if you swore off Paradise after last year’s shenanigans, this reunion promises some genuine payoffs—whether it’s love, drama, or just more outrageous series lore for your group chat.
So, will there be a Bachelor in Paradise Season 10 reunion? Yes, and it’s bringing all the heart, hype, and a little bit of chaos fans love—just now shaped in podcast form for late-night or weekend binging.
If you’re ready to relive the reality TV summer, make sure you've got your playlist set (and maybe your popcorn too).
