How Much It Really Costs To Be A Bachelor Contestant

Описание: All the clothes you see the girls wear on the show were all paid for by the contestants themselves. They are expected to bring enough gowns for 10 weeks, and be prepared for any type of climate - from the North Pole, to beach weather and usually don’t wear the same outfits twice. Season 26 contestant Daria said she spent $2000 on all that wardrobe alone even though she was eliminated on week one! The women on The Bachelor look camera ready which means spending on beauty treatments. Many contestants sign up for gym memberships or fitness classes like SoulCycle. Putting your entire life on pause and this may cause some people to go on temporary leave or even quit their job! Since the women come from all over the country, their audition location may not be even close to their hometown. This means they have to drive long distances, book a flight or stay in hotels overnight which can’t be cheap. Trying to date as a single parent is hard - but more so when you set your mind on going on reality TV to find it. If they don’t have a family or friend who is willing to take care of their child, they have to hire a full time babysitter for however long they are on the show which can be extremely pricey. While The Bachelor picks one or two girls to go on a date with each week, the rest of the group get to explore the new destination and usually this means buying souvenirs. you spend way more than you normally would, because you know you're going on TV. The girls have done some crazy things in order to afford these expenses. Season 5 bachelorette Jillian Harris said she had to re-mortgaged her house


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CHAPTERS
0:00 INTRO
0:17 Outfits
1:09 Beauty Treatment
1:53 Fitness Memberships
2:16 Time Off
2:56 Flights
3:11 Child Care
3:31 Traveling Cost
4:00 Overspending
4:21 Financing
4:59 Rewards
6:00 END

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