Season 21 of The Bachelorette hasn’t even hit Hometown Dates yet and already, we know who our next The Bachelor star will be. At the end of Episode 6, Jenn Tran sent Grant Ellis home along with Sam McKinney and Spencer Conley. Then, in a surprise move, Grant Ellis was named as the next The
Last week on The Bachelorette, Austin Ott told Jenn Tran he was going home. He made it past the Week 4 rose ceremony but realized he didn’t have the same connection with The Bachelorette lead as the other men did. The self-elimination seemed tougher for Jenn than it was for Austin. Afterward, Jenn admitted that
Jenn Tran is having the time of her life as she looks for love on Season 21 of The Bachelorette. The first half of the season was spent in Australia, where she whittled her list of suitable suitors down to just seven. At the end of Episode 5, she sent Dylan home after previously saying
Devin Strader may be falling for Jenn Tran on The Bachelorette, but that doesn’t mean he’ll tolerate anything she throws his way. All the remaining men were pretty upset when Jenn’s ex, Matt Rossi, showed up in Australia to win Jenn back. He claimed he still loved her and hoped for another chance, but Jenn
Last week on The Bachelorette, Thomas Nguyen went home. When he first arrived on Jenn Tran’s season, we had high hopes for the Vietnamese-American retirement advisor from Georgia. His first impression was that he was handsome and witty, and Jenn seemed to like them. As the season began, she complained about the lack of Asian-American
We’re already in the second half of Jenn Tran’s season of The Bachelorette. After the latest rose ceremony, only seven men remain, and viewers have many opinions about each one. They’re also chattering quite a bit about who has left at this point. Some of the exits have The Bachelorette fans breathing a sigh of
Now that we’re getting closer to the final rose on The Bachelorette, the competition is getting pretty intense. Since the beginning, Devin Strader has been a target for some of the other men competing for Jenn Tran’s love. It’s partly due to his boldness in spending as much time as possible with Jenn, and Devin
This week, on The Bachelorette, Austin Ott decided it was time to go home. His decision came after the first rose ceremony of the episode, where Thomas N and John were sent on their way. After that, with numbers dwindling, the men were chattering about how anyone could go now because, at this point, all
There was no rose ceremony in Episode 4 of The Bachelorette, thanks to Matthew Rossi’s arrival. So, Episode 5 started with Jenn playing catch-up. First, she told Matt goodbye, choosing not to take off with him (a la Clare Crawley and her early exit), and she didn’t let him stay and compete either. Heading into
Jenn Tran still has quite a few men to choose from, and up until last night, she could have added one more to the mix. Last week, we saw her ex-boyfriend, Matthew Rossi, arrive in Australia (apparently on his own dime) and try to win her love back right in the middle of The Bachelorette