Chris Harrison, host of The Bachelor, reveals that his leave from the franchise is only temporary and that he intends to return. Chris appeared on Good Morning America Thursday morning to address the controversial interview he had with former Bachelorette lead Rachel Lindsay. Rachel questioned Chris on Rachael Kirkconnell’s racist social media activity and after
The Bachelor’s Chris Harrison appeared on Good Morning America today to express his regret over making racially insensitive comments. He was interviewed by Michael Strahan, former NFL player and co-host of GMA. Afterward, Strahan admitted he was not fully convinced by their interview that Chris was being genuine about his apology. This was the first
Former Bachelorette lead Rachel Lindsay reveals that she accepted the apology Chris Harrison made on GMA regarding their interview. Rachel tells TMZ that she accepted the apology because it’s “what she needs to do to move forward with her life.” This implies that she may not necessarily be ready to fully pardon Chris, but rather
It has been almost three weeks since Chris Harrison did the infamous interview with Rachel Lindsey for Extra that resulted in him stepping away from the franchise. During that interview, Chris didn’t condemn racism. Instead, he said that it wasn’t up to him to judge what other people were doing. That interview resulted in a
The Bachelorette star Michael Garofolo is speaking out about the recent developments in Bachelor Nation. Michael, who is known from Desiree Hartsock’s season, The Bachelor: Winter Games, and Bachelor In Paradise, has been following along what has happened within the franchise over the past couple of weeks. While many other Bachelor Nation stars have decided
Monsers and Critics columnist Liz Long recaps The Bachelor, Season 25, Episode 8, with a little help from a glass of pinot (or two)… I struggled with my headline. The one before this was “Women Tell All (This Feels Pointless)” but, in the end, I made it about Brittany Galvin. Why? Well, because I want
The Bachelor is currently airing every Monday on ABC, but there are only two weeks left of the show. Tonight, the Women Tell All will air. The following week, the Fantasy Suite dates will air and another woman will be eliminated. On March 15, the finale will air with the final two dates and the
The Bachelor has just announced that author and former NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho will host the After the Final Rose Special. This duty would usually go to former host Chris Harrison, but he has decided to step back from his role amidst controversy over racially charged statements. Emmanuel gave the good news on his Instagram
The Bachelor found a new host for its special finale episode After The Final Rose. Viewers are used to Chris Harrison narrating the finale episode, promising it’ll be the most dramatic season finale yet and interviewing the happy, or not so happy, couple months after the final rose was given. However, after defending controversial frontrunner
Bachelor Nation has been in upheaval over the last several weeks with Matt James’ season of The Bachelor seemingly becoming a whirlwind of scandal in regard to frontrunner Rachael Kirkconnell’s history and Chris Harrison’s defense of her during a recent interview with Rachel Lindsay. Now, The Bachelorette alum Josh Seiter is weighing in on this