[Pro Tip: Try to stand next to people older than you. In fact, only two-thirds of the seasons end with proposals. The Bachelorette's Georgia Love chose Lee Elliot to be her partner and the couple frequently post about their relationship on social media All rights reserved. This put the odds in Matt’s favour. Or perhaps they’ve all found the love of their life already. Perhaps people in these professions aren’t dramatic enough to be on the show. I found that the bachelorette is 5'5″ on average, which is just above the national female average of 5'4″, while the bachelor is 6'1″ on average, which is a whole 3 inches above the national male average of 5'10".

I’ll also note that, weirdly, only every second season of both The Bachelor and The Bachelorette has ended in a successful relationship, with the love stories on Season 2, 4 and 6 all a massive letdown, thanks to Blake, Richie and Nick. Perhaps there are few male assistants and female engineers that actually want to be on the show. It seems that when given the choice, both the bachelor and bachelorette tend to choose someone younger than the average of the contestants presented to them. Over the course of 7 weeks, he dates the women, gives roses to the ones he’d like to keep and in the end, chooses the woman he ultimately wants to marry — aka the winner of The Bachelor.Thirteen years later, the show is still steadily bringing in an average of 8 million viewers per episode (myself being one of them!). Part of HuffPost Entertainment. I'm sitting in front of a TV along with a group of girls excited to watch a new reality TV show that's come on air. [Pro Tip: To be successful in life, be tall or wear heels. The first successful season occurred in 2003 (Trista & Ryan), the second one happened six years later in 2009 (Jason & Molly) and there have been quite a few more happy endings in recent years as well.While I watch the show in part for the love stories, the other part is for the contestants (and all of their drama), of course! Then out of those proposals, only 5 have led to marriage, with the Bachelorette having a better success rate at 30% versus the Bachelor at 11%. The year is 2002. I looked at the professions of the contestants in the final four, since I figured these were the more desirable occupations as they had made it so far into the show.I saw that the most desirable females tend to be models, assistants, students and teachers, while the top men are professional athletes or in finance. By Charlotte Foster For Daily Mail Australia Perhaps people in these professions aren't dramatic enough to be on the show. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. I’m sitting in front of a TV along with a group of girls excited to watch a new reality TV show that’s come on air. It seems that when given the choice, both the bachelor and bachelorette tend to choose someone younger than the average of the contestants presented to them.

Love at first sight? could you please email me?Hi Beth – I used data from ABC as well as various Google searches. Note that no woman over 32 has ever made the final four, and while a few 30+ women have made it to that stage, the oldest winner was 28 years old and the youngest was 22.While the average bachelor chooses a winner who is 6 years younger than himself, the average bachelorette tends to choose someone who is 1 year older than herself.The average age of the bachelorette is 27 and the male contestants that she gets to choose from are 2 years older than her on average at 29.

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