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Roses aplenty at the first episode of The Bachelor SA Season 2 – but none for Amor and Michaela!

The Bachelor - Marc Buckner

At the end of the tearful first episode of The Bachelor SA Season 2, there were two roses short for the group of 22 stunning ladies who walked the show’s red carpet to possibly start a love journey with handsome Marc Buckner. So, it’s was time to say goodbye to Blue Bulls Babe Amor Kruger (27) and beautiful Client Liaison Officer Michaela Liebenberg (24), both from Pretoria.  

Up for grabs on the evening was the iconic First Impression Rose, eighteen red roses during the rose ceremony and for the first time ever in the local series, a mysterious white rose. But despite making memorable entrances, Amor and Michaela left The Bachelor SA mansion empty-handed.

Michaela walked up to Marc with a bowl of limes which she dropped just as he approached him, asking “would you mind helping me pick them up because I am terrible at pick up limes,” while our Bachelor called Amor “an Egyptian princess”. She entered the show in a stunning body-hugging blue gown, and a Toyota decorated with wedding cans and the words “Future Mrs Buckner”.  Both the ladies managed to grab some time at the cocktail party with Marc, but unfortunately, it just wasn’t enough to receive one of those all-important roses.  

“My heart absolutely sank into my shoes, I was extremely disappointed,” Michaela said while a teary-eyed Amor believed that she tried her best and it just wasn’t meant to be.

Marc ended the evening saying that it was much more difficult than he expected and that he can only imagine that it’s going to get much tougher, but that he’s e looking forward to some amazing adventures with the remaining ladies and can’t wait to get to know everyone a lot better.

The First Impression rose

26-year-old vegan activist and boxer Silke Geugis from Cape Town caught Marc’s attention on the red carpet, with a wrapped gift that he could only open at the Cocktail Party, once he found her. Taking matters into her own hands, Silke approached Marc at the Cocktail Party to hand him his gift, but also, to score some extra time with him. She wowed him with a hand drawn portrait of his beloved rescue dog Luna – a big win in Marc’s eyes, who thought the gift was deeply thoughtful. To reciprocate Silke’s efforts, he later awarded her with the First Impression Rose, much to dismay of the twenty one envious ladies.

The White Rose

When the ladies line-up for the show’s very first rose ceremony, one couldn’t help but notice that one rose – and one rose only – stood out from the bunch. Unlike the other red ones, it was white! Marc called up bombshell dancer Pasha (27) first, and handed her this mysterious flower, a first for the local series. “I was excited but then I’m nervous at the same time, because I have no idea what the white rose means,” Pasha said. In the throw-forward at the end of the episode, host Jason Greer told her that it would give her some sort of power. What could this desirable white rose symbolise? And how will it impact Pasha’s relationship with Marc and the ladies?

The Bachelor SA Season 2 will be screened every Thursday at 19:00 on M-Net Channel 101. DStv Premium viewers can also catch all the romance on Catch Up, or stream the episodes live via their mobile devices on DStv Now.

If you don’t have DStv Premium, you can also catch the first episode on Showmax.

Fans can follow all the breaking news around the show on the M-Net Website , and join the conversation with #TheBachelorSA on Twitter (@MNet), Instagram (@mnettv) and Facebook (@MNet).

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The Palesa Crown

2014 - 2016

When Rolene Strauss, Miss South Africa 2014 (who became Miss World 2014), was announced at Sun City, she was crowned with a brand new glittering masterpiece worthy of her prestigious title. 

The team at Jack Friedman Jewellers wanted something that was both elegant and memorable. They decided to make the crown from platinum, one of the rarest elements in the earths crust, and synonymous with South Africa which accounts for 80 percent of world production. The precious metal in the Miss SA 2014 crown comes from Anglo American Platinum.

Miss South Africa 2014 - Miss World 2014

The Enhle Crown

2016 - 2018

A symbol of royalty the Enhle crown was an exquisite design by Jack Friedman. This pushed the boundaries of Jewellery design and we ensured that all the Miss South African woman who wear this crown feel and look like a queen.

Each name the Miss South Africa winners are engraved on the base.

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