It's that time of year again: the season of Bachelor in Paradise (open in new tab). In this special spin-off show, you'll see former Bachelor and Bachelorette contestants dodging (or creating) drama on a tropical beach while searching for love among their fellow Bachelor Nation members. Could there be better television than this, Ozark,' you say. No, it's a reality dating show set on an "island" (actually a Mexican resort) with Lil Jon and David Spade. This is not happening, guys.

One of the best things about BIP is that it gives fan favorites ample screen time. This season, Selina Pitt from Matt James' (open in new tab) season of The Bachelor. Recall, Pitt broke up with James in Hometown and said, "I don't think you're my person." In this season, she was known for her outspokenness and openness about her feelings (I remember her being brutally honest about her reluctance to go on a tantric yoga date). Her candor is refreshing in a reality show, and I'm looking forward to seeing what one-liners ("I fell in love with you") she'll pull off in the new season of "Bachelor in Paradise."

Pitt is a Toronto native who works as a fashion and beauty publicist. According to her LinkedIn, her most recent professional job was an internship with the Toronto-based MacIntyre Communications company. in 2020, she will attend Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, where she received a Bachelor of Communication and a year after earning a bachelor's degree in business management, she completed a certificate program in sports and event marketing at George Brown College in Toronto.

During college, Pitt majored in digital and cultural theory with a minor in psychology.

At 23, Pitt is one of the youngest contestants on The Bachelor series. But age is just a number to Pitt, whose old ABC official biography (opens in new tab) begins with her belief that when it comes to love, "no matter how old you are, when you know, you know."

She is also very practical: Pitt's major goal in life is to learn how to change a tire, and her dream pet is a chicken.

Pitt may have refrained from pursuing true love in the past, but she already understands what is so important to making a relationship last. In her bio of a potential partner on The Bachelor, she says, "If the other person doesn't let me taste their food, I don't know if the relationship will survive." What could be truer than that?" she also insists that she is always hungry and seeks out pets that do double duty as a food source. [Proof of this can be seen on Pitt's Instagram, which is filled with pictures of delicious-looking snacks and drinks:

Selina ended her relationship with James after having a heart-to-heart with her mother and realizing that she did not truly love him. She had been (dare I say it?) the leading contender all season, but the chemistry between them was just not there. The breakup was emotional for both parties, but necessary. On an episode of the show's "Women Tell All," she elaborated on her decision: "I could have done him a disservice by staying," she explained. 'As much as I deserve to give 100% to someone, he deserves to be with someone who gives 100% to him. I couldn't give him that, and he had three other great women."

Pitt was willing to let both her and James find the right person, even if it wasn't each other.

Before she decided to cast, Pitt told her that if she did BIP, he would look for a genuine connection and chemistry. She told ScreenRant: (opens in new tab) "I would go in with a very open mind. I think it's easy to look at someone and think they're really attractive, but I'm definitely someone who bases a lot on chemistry and interaction." She added.

She is also looking for female friendship. She said.

. This is in the trailer, so it's not a spoiler.

Pitt appears to have a connection with Joe Amabile, who appeared on Becca Kufrin's season and fifth season of Bachelor in Paradise, where he met Kendall Long. The two broke up before the show ended, but eventually developed a relationship (and even moved in together). And here's the thing: Long is also on the show this season. It's going to be awkward. The producers.

Spoiler alert: OK, if you're not ready to know exactly how this season of "Bachelor in Paradise" ends, stop reading (opens in new tab). We're still here. We have news: Amabile and Pitt are getting engaged on Bachelor in Paradise. This despite the fact that Kendall Long returned to Mexico and told Amabile that she still had feelings for him. Amabile explained that she had strong feelings for Pitt, and Long eventually left the beach.

In the season finale, Amabile proposed to Pitt: At least as far as recent photos show, your new favorite Bachelor couple is still together and happily engaged, and the two were spotted hugging in public. So, will they be getting married in paradise next?