Wesley Senna Cortes is turning up the heat on a new season of The Bachelors Australia. Inside the regal mansion, Wes will stand alongside model Ben Waddell and ex-NRL player Luke Bateman as the trio embark on the search for true love. Amidst the 24 eligible contestants, the burning question lingers: who will steal Wesley’s heart?
If the new trailer is anything to go by… perhaps it’s another Bachelor?
In Wesley’s preview, he’s seen whisking 27-year-old Holly around the dance floor before being spotted hugging a mystery person outside of the dance hall window. Meanwhile, the voiceover notes that Wes has a “secret to hide”.
Here are the not-so-secret details we know about Bachelor Wesley Senna Cortes.
Meet The Bachelors’ Wesley Senna Cortes
33-year-old Wesley Senna Cortes moved to Australia from Brazil in 2014. His teenage years fell into disarray after his parents’ split, and the fallout created a distance between him and his pastor father.
Wes lost his mother to breast cancer in 2012. Her passing left him devastated, but helped him develop a greater appreciation for the connections he shares with loved ones.
As a marketing and sales professional, Wesley joins the ranks of the trio of dashing singles seeking lasting love on The Bachelors. His pursuit of a life partner is rooted in a “belief in the power of love” and a desire to create a lasting relationship.
“It’s not every day that you have such an incredible team helping you find love. I couldn’t be more excited,” Wesley said in a press statement.
Outside of his work in the corporate world, Wesley’s also been the face of Aussie brand BIG W, and even has profiles across The Right Fit, Casting Networks and IMDb.
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Maybe he has more secrets than we thought…
All will be revealed when The Bachelors Australia premieres on December 3, 2023 at 7:30pm, only 10 and 10Play on Demand. If you want to catch up previous episodes of The Bachelor Australia, watch them on 10 Play.
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