Bachelor
Nation
is
in
for
a
whole
lot
more
rose
ceremonies.

The
Bachelor
is
set
to
return
for
a
milestone
30th
season
during
the
2025-2026
broadcast
season,
according
to

multiple

outlets.

While
the
show’s
new
romantic
lead
has
not
yet
been
revealed,
the
ABC
dating
series
is
in
for
a
big
change
behind
the
scenes.

Scott
Teti,
who
served
as
showrunner
and
executive
producer
on
the
upcoming
tenth
season
of

Bachelor
In
Paradise,
will
take
on
the
same
duties
on
the
franchise’s
flagship
show.

Teti—whose
reality
TV
credits
include

Summer
House,

Claim
to
Fame
and

Flavor
of
Love—takes
over
the
top
job
from

Claire

Freeland
and

Bennett
Graebner,
who
departed
as
showrunners
in
March
after


Deadline
published
allegations
of
a
“toxic”
and
“hostile”
workplace
culture
earlier
this
year.
Both
have
denied
the
accusations.

The
behind-the-scenes
shakeup
isn’t
the
only
change
the
franchise
has
encountered
this
year.
In
February,
E!
News
confirmed
that

The
Bachelorette

would
not
return
for
its
22nd
season
in
its
usual
mid-year
timeslot,
which
will
instead
be
occupied
by

BIP.