Meet the Bachelor In Paradise 2020 contestants

06.07.2020 - 09:03

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If the tantalising trailers are anything to go by, this season is set to provide equal parts romance and drama, already teasing THREE proposals and shock secrets exposed.

From fan favourite heartthrobs Timm Hanly and Ciarran Stott to the confident Abbie Chatfield and outspoken Keira Maguire, find out which of your favourite reality singles are looking for love this season, below.

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