'Bachelor In Paradise' Resumes Filming After Major Investigation | THR News

Warner Brothers Television concluded an investigation into alleged misconduct on the set of 'Bachelor in Paradise' and found no wrongdoing. The investigation was initiated after a complaint about a sexual encounter between contestants Corinne Olympios and Demario Jackson. Despite the involvement of alcohol, the footage did not support any misconduct claims. Production will resume with enhanced safety measures, though it's unclear if the season's launch will be delayed. Both Olympios and Jackson have hired legal representation.

What prompted Warner Brothers to suspend the production of Bachelor in Paradise?

• Technical issues with filming equipment

• A natural disaster on set

• A scheduling conflict with another show

• Allegations of misconduct involving contestants

What was the outcome of Warner Brothers' investigation into the alleged misconduct?

• The investigation is still ongoing

• The results were inconclusive

• No misconduct was found

• Misconduct was confirmed

What decision did Warner Brothers make regarding the videotape of the incident?

• They released it to the public

• They decided not to release it

• They sold it to a news outlet

• They lost the footage

What was the original debut date for season 4 of Bachelor in Paradise?

• September 15th

• August 8th

• July 1st

• October 10th

Which lawyers did Corinne Olympios and Demario Jackson retain?

• Robert Shapiro and F. Lee Bailey

• Marty Singer and Walter Mosley

• Leslie Abramson and Mark Geragos

• Gloria Allred and Alan Dershowitz