Although many members of Bachelor Nation will claim that being on the show for fame is not “being there for the right reasons,” many of those stars have reaped those benefits themselves and earned tons of social media followers. Actually, a lot more than tons. More like hundreds of thousands and in some cases, millions.
It’s no secret that dating on national television TV pays well and aside from finding love, money is one of the reasons contestants apply for The Bachelor and The Bachelorette. While there are plenty of wealthy Bachelor stars that come from the franchise, some are simply richer than others due to their backgrounds prior to
The Bachelor and Bachelor in Paradise alum Ashley Iaconetti revealed that she has reached week 13 of her pregnancy and showed off the baby bump to prove it. Ashley and her husband Jared Haibon have been keeping fans posted and haven’t been afraid to share the full truth of their pregnancy. At least with Ashley’s
Bachelor Nation is full of people who have become beloved fan favorites throughout their run in The Bachelor franchise. From Wells Adams, Bachelor in Paradise‘ resident bartender, to Grocery Store Joe who became an overnight sensation after being eliminated on night one, there is no shortage of contestants to print on your t-shirt for the
The Bachelor franchise is known for their catch phrase, “here for the right reasons,” and those “reasons” are looking for love and marriage, not becoming famous. Since the dawn of the social media age, The Bachelor franchise’s most popular contestants have made a career out of being on the show, from promoting various products on
Astric Loch, who appeared on Season 21 of The Bachelor with Nick Viall, recently posted a baby bump update to her Instagram. The 31-year-old Bachelor and Bachelor in Paradise alum is expecting her first child with Kevin Wendt who won The Bachelorette Canada and The Bachelor: Winter Games. Sporting a bright green t-shirt with matching
You would be forgiven for not thinking of The Bachelor franchise as being empowering, or feminist. If anything, you might even think of it as a sexist show, driven by traditional male and female gender roles. No matter what your opinion is, you can’t deny the fact that the show has at least seen some
Nick Viall scolded fellow Bachelor Nation franchise alumni over the PPP loan program, saying they should “do the right thing” and either give it back or donate to a business that actually needs it. The recently surfaced records for PPP loans (Paycheck Protection Program) has a lot of reality stars in big trouble over the
Stars of Bachelor Nation have come under fire from their fans due to their use of PPP loans, otherwise known as Paycheck Protection Programs, during the pandemic. These loans were intended for small businesses as a method to keep their workers employed during the pandemic. A borrower can apply for forgiveness once all loan proceeds
It’s been revealed recently that a few Bachelor Nation stars took out Paycheck Protection Program loans during the coronavirus pandemic. Tayshia Adams, Arie Luyendyk, Colton Underwood, and Dale Moss have all been noted as receiving at least $10,000 or more from the PPP loans. The loan program was originally put in place as an aid