‘Bachelor in Paradise’ Contestant Amanda Stanton Says Producers Implemented Stricter Drinking Rules After Scandal

Show resumed production last month after it was previously halted due to allegations of sexual misconduct

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“Bachelor in Paradise” contestant Amanda Stanton just returned from wrapping the season that was previously halted due to allegations of sexual misconduct, and she says that producers implemented stricter drinking rules.

“It was a really sped-up process, but it was like the same thing,” Stanton told TMZ in a video. “We had two drinks per hour, we couldn’t drink until noon which sounds like normal in the real world but they are up so early, so…”

TMZ reported the 2 drink max per hour rule last week. The interviewer then asked, “did the contestants ask for permission to have sex?”

“I don’t know if anyone did,” Stanton responded.

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