“The Bachelorette” season 11's premiere date has been revealed. The new season’s premiere episode will be split into two parts and will air on May 18 at 9pm and Tuesday, May 19 at 8 pm respectively. This season 25 suitors will be choosing from two bachelorettes Britt Nilsson and Kaitlyn Bristowe. The interesting twist about featuring two stunning beauties as the bachelorettes was revealed after the final rose ceremony of “The Bachelor.”

Both Britt and Kaitlyn were the contestants of “The Bachelor” season 19. However, none of them ended up as Chris Soules’ final choice. Britt was shown the door in the week 7 of the season whereas Kaitlyn made it to the third place. Now both the ladies will be once again looking for love in the new season of “The Bachelorette.”

Britt is a former waitress and belongs to California. She is interested in acting and has also appeared in three short films. She is also an avid reader and her favourite authors include David Foster Wallace and Dave Eggers, according to People. She is reportedly “grateful” to be part of the show. Part of me is scared, but the more I think about it, [I realize] it's just going to be what it's going to be,” she said.

Britt also donated money for the cause of children who are living under poverty line. Meanwhile, Kaityln is a dancer instructor and believes in raw beauty. She does not believe in using photoshop to enhance the beauty and encourages her followers to believe in real beauty, reported People.

Apart from being an accomplished dancer, she is also a spin instructor. “I've gotten back into exercising and got my certificate to teach spin,” she revealed after she exited “The Bachelor.” Kaityln feels that the appearance of two bachelorettes on the show is not “ideal,” but she is a keeping a positive stance.

Meanwhile, this is not the first time that two people will feature in “The Bachelor” franchise to find their love. “The Bachelor” season 6 also featured two men Jay Overbye and Byron Velvick and out of them latter became the choice of the 25 suitors.

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