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The “Bachelor” for seniors now casting

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The “Bachelor” for seniors now casting

If you are 65 and old and looking for love, this is your chance to appear on national television, all in the name of love!

It was revealed on Monday’s episode of “The Bachelor” that ABC is casting a new version of the show with “seniors looking for love.”

A casting call has been put out for people ages 65 and over.

if you are entering your golden years and looking for romance? The producers of The Bachelor are looking for active and outgoing single men and women in their golden for a new exciting dating show.”

I wonder if it will be as full of drama as the original Bachelor.  Just a thought!

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