1. Pascal is claiming he was ‘almost’ theBachelorthis year, and we’re calling fake news.

After leaving The Bachelorette mansionlast week, Pascal Wallace is claiming he was 'almost' the man handing out roses this year. And we have our doubts... but ok.

According to the So Dramatic! podcast, Pascal claims he was the plan D Bachelor and ended up being beaten out by Locky Gilbert.

"Pascal told me that he was in the final stages of casting forThe Bachelorand it was down to just him and Locky. But he was beaten at the final interview by Locky," said host Megan Pustetto.

"The producers then decided to go with Locky because he was already well-known, and already on contract with them."

Pascal told Megan he was then fast-tracked through the process to be onThe Bachelorette.

"After I didn’t get the role, producers called me and said, 'so we have all your stuff [details] forThe Bachelor, do you want to just apply forThe Bachelorette?' So I was fast-tracked to the final stages," Pascal told Megan.

While nothing has been confirmed, we're glad it was Locky who made the cut.

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2. Did Guy Sebastian just kinda confirm he’s coming back as a judge onThe Voice?

There's been a lot of speculation about what the new judging panel will look like for The Voice next year.

But now it seems Guy Sebastian just hinted he could be returning to the show.

Speaking to New Idea, the 38-year-old said himself and fellow judge Delta Goodrem are in talks to stay onThe Voicedespite its move to Channel Seven.

"I’ve had a conversation, as has Delta," he told the publication.

"Obviously, they’re going to talk to existing coaches and tell them what their plans are."

Guy went on to say thatThe Voiceis "a wonderful show to be involved in" but thinks there should be less focus on drama.

"I want to make sure we’re concentrating on talent and feel-good entertainment, and I think that’s enough... I don’t think it needs to be constant drama."

While the new judging panel is yet to be confirmed, it seems international judges Boy George and Kelly Rowland probably won't be returning to the show next year.

3. PR Queen, Roxy Jacenko, supposedly only lasts ‘half a day’ onSAS Australia.

SAS Australiais premiering on Channel Seven tonight and it looks like we won't be seeing as much of Roxy Jacenko as we hoped.

The 40-year-old PR queen will reportedly throw her towel in after only 6 hours of the gruelling course that is being filmed in the Snowy Mountains.

WhileThe Daily Telegraphhave claimed she left due to a "lack of comforts", Roxy blames it on a prior injury.