So... We just learned the sex rules for The Bachelor.

We need to have a little chat about the sex. On The Bachelor.

Call it an afternoon special, whatever, but when it comes to the boom boom, we all just really want to know whether it happens and how often.

And thanks to Gold Logie winner, Grant Denyer, we now know.

I mean give the man a Nobel Prize.

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Divulging the info on his 2Day FM radio show with co-hosts Em Rusciano and Ed Kavalee, Denyer shared insider information.

“You’re not allowed to get it on. There’s no sex allowed on set,” he said.

But there’s more.

While the The Bachelor and The Bachelorette contestants must practise abstinence (#thebonkbanisreal), it’s a whole different ballgame (hehe) on the Bachelor in Paradise.

But again… there are rules.

We unpack the best moments from the Honey Badger’s first week on our Bach Chat podcast. Post continues after audio.

“You have to announce to the whole crew that you’re about to do it and they go, ‘bring in the consent camera,'” he said.

“And they bring in a consent camera where you go to confess to everybody on production that ‘I consent to doing this,’ before you actually do it in front of everyone.

“That is the formal process of how to get it on, on television in Australia for 2018.”

By the way, we made a compilation of every time the crew was spotted behind-the-scenes in Bachelor in Paradise #consentcamera.

The US version of The Bachelor operates a little differently.

The final three contestants are offered the chance to spend a night in the ‘fantasy suite’ with the Bachelor and this is the only part of the show that isn’t filmed on camera.

Although Sophie Monk and Stu Laundy reportedly got around the rules on their season of The Bachelorette – she would apparently leave a key out for him in the garage – it’s not something that’s actually allowed on the show.

Apologies to Nick ‘the Honey Badger’ Cummins and the entire Bachelorette ensemble.

Cheeky snickering aside, what do you think of these rules? Tell us in a comment.