Aaron Makes His Return to ‘Paradise’

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Aaron Clancy is back on the beach and better than ever! He joins old pals Joe, Natasha, and Tia for a conversation covering all the stops of his return to “Paradise,” including his bromance with James, facing Shanae after her “Tell All” accusations, and his booty-shaking double date! Then, in the Click Bait of the week, Joe, Natasha, and Tia share their thoughts on a new website where women can review previous boyfriends. Plus, the Bachelor Nation Breakdown is all about babies, books, and, of course, “Bachelor in Paradise.”

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