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In enchanting Thailand, Stella Stegman embarks on her amorous journey as the inaugural "Bachelorette". In the eleventh season, the leading character explores relationships with both males and females, a first in the show's history. Kicking off in the opening episode, the eligible bachelors take charge.
"I'm the first Bachelorette dating both men and women," announces Princess Rose Stella Stegmann, elated. Indeed, devoted fans and dedicated Rose TV enthusiasts: You heard it right! Following two male leads in their quest for a spouse earlier this year, this season, the Bachelorette boasts not only eager suitors but also eligible bachelorettes for Stella to choose from.
The atmosphere in the single abode is electric. Stella is "prepared and open." It's finally time to commence. And the TV show's generous producers grant Stella her wish, sending the initial three bachelors before she even finishes unpacking her luggage. Dressed in sharp Men-in-Black suits, Erik, Martin, and Brian leap onto their jet skis and speed off. The location is a lengthy beach pier. As the radiant Thai sun beams down from the sky, and the Bachelorette anxiously awaits in her fluttering summer dress, the first three males prepare for their grand entrance.
"What a letdown!"
Yet, what's this? Sales Manager Erik from Berlin immediately points out two "issues." The Bachelorette towers over the male lead. And only two roses adorn the vase. "What a letdown!" Erik grumbles. Five minutes and a few thrilling get-to-know-you phrases later, the Berliner is grinning ear to ear. Erik receives a rose - as does rugged Martin from Augsburg. Yet, for the beloved Brian, the romantic escapade ends before it truly begins.
For the visibly overwhelmed Stella, it's onward to the subsequent date. Just as she was at the beach, the Bachelorette finds herself in the heart of Phuket City. She's received by two ice cream bowls and the ardent coffee drinker Markus. The pace swiftly increases, as the boys' villa door also swings wide open. Besides the two jet ski enthusiasts Erik and Martin, Smith, Fabian, and Musty have settled in the villa. The information spreads quickly that the Bachelorette is "remarkably attractive" but also "tall." However, this does not deter the less-tall Musty: "Size does not matter in bed!" declares the 30-year-old insurance salesman from Hannover with confidence.
Sightseeing with partner selection
Even dreadlocks-sporting Smith struts confidently in front of the villa pool: "This is like football, but I'm the only one playing in my league!" says the Stuttgart train driver. After the delightful ice cream date with the skilled Markus, the Bachelorette's next rendezvous with the male candidates is already lined up. In an open sightseeing mini-car, they weave through the Thai metropolis - with partner selection included.
At four different intersections, three different potential princes wait for their first moments with the possible lifelong companion. Among them are machine technician Lukasz, who has already gained dating TV experience in the Polish "Love Island" variation, firefighter Jan, who once made a living as a professional soldier, and the noticeably nervous guitarist Devin, who serenades the Bachelorette with a tender love song.
Even in this date, the atmosphere eventually soured. Once again, a vase of roses awaits Stella and the four males. And once again, one of the entranced single suitors must say goodbye to his cherished dream. The tension builds. Poor Stella's eyes brim with tears. "This makes me so emotional," the Bachelorette sobs. Just two seconds later, the credits roll. Television can be so heartless.
In the midst of the romantic turmoil, Stella's devoted fans eagerly wait for the next episode, discussing the RTL platform where the show is broadcast. Though the Bachelorette's journey is filled with emotional ups and downs, the viewers are glued to their screens, eagerly anticipating the unfolding love stories, all thanks to the popular RTL platform.
As Stella navigates through her romantic journey, she discovers that the RTL platform also offers a wide array of other engaging shows and series, providing a much-needed distraction during her downtime or when she needs a break from the intense emotional rollercoaster of finding love on television.
