Attention Bachelor Nation: The mansion from The Bachelor is getting a major makeover in a new show on HGTV!
The iconic California mansion is practically its own character in the franchise, serving as the backdrop for all the drama that unfolds on the show.
Now, it’s time for the mansion to receive a little much-deserved TLC from some of its former contestants as they compete to redesign the property.
The new show, titled Bachelor Mansion Takeover, will see 12 former Bachelor, Bachelorette, Golden Bachelor and Golden Bachelorette contestants try their hand at renovating the mansion for the chance to win a $100,000 cash prize.
PEOPLE got an exclusive first look at all of the cast members on October 14.
The show is set to be hosted by Jesse Palmer, who is also the main host for the rest of the Bachelor franchise. Tayshia Adams (The Bachelor Season 23, Bachelor in Paradise Season 6, The Bachelorette Season 16) and Tyler Cameron (The Bachelorette Season 15) will serve as the series’ judges, but they will also be joined by a guest judge in each episode to keep things interesting.
Then, the cast members competing will include Dean Bell, Jill Chin, Noah Erb, Allyshia Gupta, Tammy Ly, Sandra Mason, Sam McKinney, Brendan Morais, Courtney Robertson Preciado, Jeremy Simon, Christopher Stallworth and Joan Vassos.
“When we learned the Bachelor Mansion needed a serious makeover, we knew only HGTV could give the iconic property a renovation worthy of the name,” Howard Lee, Chief Creative Officer, US Networks, Warner Bros. Discovery shared in a press release for the new series. “We’re welcoming fan favorites and memorable cast members from throughout Bachelor history to the HGTV family and can’t wait to see what they get up to in this first of its kind competition for the network.”
The contestants may be used to sweet talk in the mansion, but only time will tell if they are ready to roll up their sleeves and do some dirty work to win this prize.
No official release date has been announced, but the series is set to be released sometime in 2026.
