Secrets of the ‘Bachelor’ Hometown Dates: From Rented Houses to Catered Dinners

Secrets of the ‘Bachelor’ Hometown Dates: From Rented Houses to Catered Dinners. It’s happening, Bachelor fans! has picked the four women whose families he wants to meet, and we get to watch it all unfold during hometown dates on February 25. We all know how real the drama, tears, and intimacy can get, but what about the actual family visits? Do they really live in the beautiful houses we see on TV? Are all of the girls’ parents truly amazing chefs? We have all the dirt on hometown dates below! If the Bachelor contestants’ family homes feel a little too perfect to be real, they probably are. While some contestants do bring their dream guy to their parents’ real house, others opt to borrow a friend, neighbor, or relative’s house or even to have production rent a place for the special meeting. “I have heard that some people will do their hometown in a different house,” former Bachelorette revealed to HuffPo in 2016. “Like an uncle’s house or a rich grandfather’s house.” In 2014, a Bachelor Australia contestant named showed the lead around her “parents'” waterfront mansion, but later admitted that it was a rental. Don’t worry, though … she didn’t lie to the Bachelor! “Blake was very much AWARE that it wasn’t our home, but due to reality TV purposes (production company) Shine asked us to go along with it,” she said on Facebook after people began questioning her. The reasons might not just be because a family’s house isn’t big enough. In this contestants’ case, it was because filming would give away spoilers. “Filming took place two months before it was aired, and it was impossible to keep it private due to where they live,” she said of her parents’ real home. On ‘s season, fans became suspicious when two of her suitors’ homes has the same decorations. “WHAT!! 😑 Those are the same vases from Eric’s family’s

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