You lil’ beauty.

Nick Cummins AKA Honey Badger (and his glorious moustache) is officiallyThe Bachelor2018.

Honey Badger Bachelor is a former rugby union player with a larrikin sense of humour. He’s just spent the last couple of months jumping out of planes and having picnic blanket dates with a bunch of bachelorettes.

This season ofThe Bachelor(which starts on Wednesday, August 15 at 7.30pm on Channel Ten) is shaping up to be a real lil’ ripper.

While we wait for our next hit of bachie-goodness, we thought we’d take a look back at some of the villains from the past seasons ofThe BachelorandThe Bachelorette.

The good, the bad, and the downright hilarious.

Keira Maguire,The BachelorSeason Four

Keira appeared in Richie Strahan’s season ofThe Bachelor.She was eliminated after a particularly tense yoga session. She then joined the cast of the first season ofBachelor in ParadiseAustralia. There she met Jarrod Woodgate…andhis pot plant.

Keira didn't get along with the rest of the girls in the Bachelor mansion. Image: Channel 10.

She showed her less villain-y side in Bachelor in Paradise. Image: Instagram.

And even cried a few times. Image: Channel Ten.

Laurina Fleure,The BachelorSeason Two

Laurina appeared in Blake Garvey's season ofThe Bachelor.She was eliminated after Blake took her out for a meat pie, which she referred to as a "dirty street pie".

She then appeared on the first season ofBachelor in Paradise, where she cried a lot and refused to go on any dates.

Laurina wasn't a fan of dirty street pies. Image: Channel Ten.

"I don't eat pies." Image: Channel Ten.

She also didn't like going on dates... on a dating show. Image: Channel Ten.

Blake Coleman,The BacheloretteSeason Three

Blake appeared in Sophie Monk's season ofThe Bachelorette.

He was a bit of a d*ck and chucked a tanty when Sophie eliminated him.

He then appeared onBachelor in Paradiseand called Laurina "Lenora" while choosing to re-couple with her at a rose ceremony.

It was super awks... welovedit.

Blake was a villain on Sophie Monk's season. image: Channel Ten.

Ha ha... Lenora... ha ha. Image: Instagram.

Blake Garvey,The BachelorSeason Two

So,erm, Blake was the secondBachelorin the Australian franchise.

Although he seemed like a nice bloke during the show, he later dumped his first choice, Sam Frost, and hooked up with his second runner up, Louise Pillidge.

They later broke up... on the cover of a magazine.

Blake was the villain in his own season. Image: Channel Ten.

He dumped Sam Frost. Image: Channel Ten.

He then hooked up with Louise but it didn't last. Image: Instagram.

Leah Costa,The BachelorSeason Five

Leah Costa appeared on Matty J's season ofThe Bachelor. She later went onBachelor in Paradisewhere she had a bunch of short-lived "romances" with some of the other contestants.

After threatening it for weeks, Leah walked out ofBach in Paradisesingle.

Once she left the show, she pretended she was engaged in a prank that spectacularly backfired.

It was then rumoured she was dating Drew fromBig Brotherbut who really knows ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

Leah was a bit villain-y during Matty J's season. Image: Channel Ten.

After leaving Bachelor in Paradise, Leah faked an engagement ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Image: Channel Ten.

Jen Hawke,The BachelorSeason Five

Jen Hawke appeared on Matty J's season ofThe Bachelor.She did some villain-y things and clashed with the other contestants. She was besties with Leah Costa.

Since leaving the show, Jen has kept a relatively low profile, only popping up every now and then to throw some shade at her fellow bach alums.

Jen likes to villain. Image: Channel Ten.

"Ha ha, we're villains, ha ha." Image: Channel Ten.

The moment she realised she was the villain. Image: Channel Ten.

Samuel Johnston,The BacheloretteSeason Two

Sam appeared on Georgia Love's season ofThe Bachelorette.

He is a model.

He spent most of his time fighting with fellow contestant, Rhys Chilton, trying to convince everyone that Rhys was a model too ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ .

Sam is a model because, of course. Image: Channel Ten.