Former Bachelorette star Sasha Mielczarek single but not ready to mingle
A FORMER Bachelorette star, who has hit the Gold Coast for the closing days of the Commonwealth Games has confirmed their days of finding love on reality TV are over.
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HE’S single — but Sasha Mielczarek is not quite ready to mingle.
The former Bachelorette star, who won the heart of Sam Frost in 2015 before the pair called it quits 18 months later, revealed he was asked to be on the new love show Bachelor in Paradise, but turned it down.
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“I declined very politely,” he told Games Confidential.
“To be honest I’ve been pretty busy down on the south coast building a prison down there, I’ve got a house on the go, and a new sports podcast coming out, The Sport Project.
“No ladies at the moment.”
Mielczarek, who was on the Gold Coast to attend the Longines Rugby Sevens Lunch on Friday, said his days of finding love on reality TV were over.
“I’m a builder. I want to be associated with the building industry and not the dating world,” he said.
“I think I could just meet someone at the rubbery dub.”
Frost’s dating life has been front and centre in glossy mags since their split, however Mielczarek is yet to step out with a new lady since.
Originally published as Former Bachelorette star Sasha Mielczarek single but not ready to mingle
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