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What's that I hear? It's the chimes of Big Ben, which means it is tea time. It's time that we

jump into every single most delicious story. A big, naughty but nice show exclusive here,

so The Bachelorette is weighing production options,

including doing The Bachelorette at home. Yes, you heard that correct. So the producers

behind The Bachelor and The Bachelorette are trying desperately to get Claire Crawley's

upcoming season underway despite the crisis that the world is going through.

An exclusive here, you're not going to hear anywhere else.

Sources are telling me they're even looking into doing a Skype or a Zoom type of show.

That's right, the Bachelorette at home, it sounds so bizarre.

Basically, it would be sort of like an old-fashioned love letter, penpels type of show.

A virtual dating show might be more realistic in these times than actually living in a big luxurious mansion.

The show was hit by the industry-wide shutdown in mid-March.

Sources close to The Bachelorette have confirmed to Rariety that the production is looking

at multiple possibilities for starting to shoot once the curve has been flattened.

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