For every bachelor that agrees to do the show, there is always that same goal of leaving the show with the woman they are going to marry. Chris Soules now wears the shoes of the next bachelor in Season 19. Will he find love?
The premiere episode spoilers are a mix of emotions, craziness and drama. There will be 30 women vying for Soules' heart and only one will be successful.
However, for someone like Tara, a Florida sport fishing enthusiast, she might have taken the wrong turn when she decided to look like a mess in the show. On the very first night, she got very drunk. During the rose ceremony, she almost fell off the podium, according to E! Online.
Soules was very disappointed in Tara. "I was going to pick her, but Tara's wasted-drunk," he told host Chris Harrison. Soules even walked out when he saw Tara acting that way.
Aside from Tara, there are several things to watch out for in the premiere episode as well. For one, it will happen live. The episode will start with 15 contestants and the other 15 will show up later. At the end of the episode, only 22 women will move on. However, one of those women will share something shocking to Soules.
The unique dates are something to look forward to as well. There will be a Cinderella-inspired date, zombie paintball and wedding crashing. Further, Jimmy Kimmel will be guest hosting one episode, according to Hollywood Take.
Nevertheless, amidst the roller coaster of emotions, Soules is ready to put his best foot forward to find love, even if it means exercising his judgement better when it comes to the competing girls.
"At first everyone seemed to get along. But the newness wore off, I found out there were some girls who weren't that well-liked in the house. If a woman brought something up, I would use my best judgment and decide whether they were just trying to stir up drama or if they really cared and were trying to help me. The competitiveness with the girls never stressed me out, but I was concerned about them and their mental state. I know from 'The Bachelorette'that it's hard to get through that with dignity," Soules said.
Watch out for "The Bachelor" Season 19 premiere on Jan. 5, 2015 on ABC.
