If you’re scrolling through your phone in front of the TV right now, there’s a good chance you’re watching the premier of Network Ten’sThe Bachelorette.

If you’re not… good for you, I guess?Moving on.

As we speak, the 31-year-old from Adelaide is in the thick of a montage of decent-looking men who all want to be her Mr Right. Guys, she’s looking for a partner, not a boyfriend, and with Osher Gunsberg’s help, here’s hoping she finds it.

This is the personal trainer and lifestyle blogger’s third attempt at finding love on reality TV – we first met her when she walked the Bachie mansion red carpet herself on Australia’s very first season ofThe Bachelor.

If you’re wondering what life experiences have led Ali to returning to the Bachelor franchise for one last go at this love thing, here’s a quick recap of all of Ali’s ex-partners.That we know of.

Grant Kemp, 2017-2018

Oh lordy, where do we start on this one?

OK, so Ali and Grant met on the set of Australia’s first series ofBachelor in Paradisein late 2017.

Having instantly hit it off with the formerBachelor in Paradise UScontestant, Ali and Grant left the show in a committed relationship, sealed with a lovely commitment ring.

Not long after theBachelor in Paradisefinale aired in May 2018, Grant ran to the media saying Ali had cheated on him after moving to LA to be with him.

The ‘model’ initially toldThe Kyle and Jackie O Show he’d caught Ali cheating on him with a friend of his, whom she reportedly wanted to have a threesome with.

We hadn’t heard Ali’s side of the story on Grant’s claims until last month.

In an interview with the Daily Telegraph, Ali called Grant’s comments were just a desperate bid for fame.

“My major reason for not saying anything is that I don’t want to give him any ammunition or any reason to keep coming back in the limelight, which is what he wants. He wants to keep on grabbing those headlines. It speaks volumes for who he is really,” she said.

“(Family and friends) are the most important people to me and their opinions matter. I have enough self-love and belief in who I am.”

David Waldeck, 2015 – 2017.

Before heading into the sh*t storm that wasBachelor in Paradise, Ali was engaged to David Waldeck. Although, you wouldn't know it by scrolling deep through her Instagram feed because she went and deleted all evidence on their relationship. Fair.

The couple’s engagement is believed to have ended sometime in 2017. In an interview withOK! in 2018,Ali said their breakup came about because of an issue she "wasn't willing to compromise on".

The Adelaide man proposed to Ali in October 2015, in a small German town coincidentally named 'Waldeck', while the couple were on holidays in Europe.

"When two souls are meant to be together nothing gets in the way of their love for each other, it's already decided," Ali posted on Instagram at the time sharing the news.

"My best friend, lover and my most favourite person in the whole wide world asked me to marry him when we were in the small German town of Waldeck in his castle, Waldeck Castle."

Prior to her 2015 engagement, Ali said she didn't regret her experience onThe Bachelor.

"Tim absolutely led me to Dave and he is the most perfect man in the world," she told news.com.au at the time.

"I love him so much and that was my path,The Bachelorwas my hurdle and my challenge and something I learnt from and made me more of who I am today and Dave is the one for me."

Which brings us to...

Tim Robards, 2013.

The first time we met Ali was as a contestant on Australia's first season ofThe Bachelorway back in 2013.

Ali was one of 20-something women fighting for the heart of chiropractor turned personal trainer turnedNeighboursactor Tim Robards. Many would remember her as the original Bachelor stage-five clinger who tried to kiss Tim at the first cocktail party.

She even broke her leg jumping off a boat for the man.

Ali made it to the final three of the 2013 season of the reality TV show, only to be sent home and left heartbroken, sobbing on the steps of the old Bachelor mansion.

Good times.

Fingers crossed Ali has better luck finding love onThe Bachelorette Australia 2018.

Third time's the charm, no?

Who do you think will win Ali's season ofThe Bachelorette? Do you think she'll do a Honey Badger and go home alone?