Coronavirus waivers sent to ‘The Bachelor’ live studio audience members
Game shows 'Wheel of Fortune' and 'Jeopardy!' are also shooting without a live audience
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If you want to be a live audience member during a taping of “The Bachelor” recap show, “After the Final Rose," you’ll have to share your recent health and travel status with production execs, according to TMZ.
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The celebrity tabloid obtained paperwork from guests who attended the show’s taping on Monday night that entailed a COVID-19 disclosure.
“Ahead of the taping of the show, and in response to the impact of the COVID-19 (coronavirus), we are asking all guests to confirm they have not traveled within the past three weeks to or through a located that has been deemed 'Level 3' by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control," the form read.
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It listed Italy, Iran, South Korea, China and Venezuela as Level 3 locations.
Aside from travel stipulations, the agreement also requires guests to confirm they have not exhibited coronavirus symptoms or have been within 6 feet of someone who has exhibited symptoms.
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"In the event that you are unable to confirm the foregoing, we are happy to work with you to re-book audience tickets for a later date," it continued.
The second live taping will air Tuesday night as planned with a studio audience in attendance, according to TMZ.
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It’s not just the “The Bachelor” cast and crew that are concerned about the coronavirus. The publication reported that popular game shows "Wheel of Fortune" and "Jeopardy!" are shooting without a live audience until further notice.