Jenn Tran’s The Bachelorette premiere night was mostly great. She met 25 men who all wanted to date her and commented a couple of times about how amazing it felt to be treated so well. But the night was not without drama — which is to be expected when such a large group competes for
It’s really easy to fade into the background on group dates. And the last thing The Bachelorette men want to do right now is to let another man shine brighter and catch Jenn Tran’s attention. Devin is well aware and did his best to make a big impression with Jenn in the premiere episode. But
This season of The Bachelorette wasn’t filming at Bachelor Mansion. And based on the premiere episode, it’s probably a good thing Jenn Tran and her remaining men are already on the move. The Hummingbird Nest Ranch, where Jenn and her 25 suitors filmed The Bachelorette premiere, might have a bit of a rodent problem. While
Jenn Tran has kicked off her season of The Bachelorette in the best possible way. She’s been on cloud nine since meeting all 25 suitors in the expectedly cringy limo entrances. Then, she sashayed her way through the new Bachelorette mansion as she got to know many of them. Like seasons before, there were several
Every Swiftie has a Taylor Swift song that relates to a certain part of their life. Jenn Tran is no exception. The Bachelorette star recently called filming the show the “best 2 months” of her life. So it’s a safe bet that her Taylor Swift song won’t be a sad one. The good news is
Jenn Tran’s season of The Bachelorette is already off to a really fun start. She clearly knows what she wants and what she doesn’t want as Season 21 kicks off. One noticeable change from recent seasons of Bachelor and Bachelorette is that Jenn didn’t spend her first night breaking any kissing records. Unlike Joey Graziadei,
As Jenn Tran’s season of The Bachelorette kicks off, the format has already undergone a few changes. For starters, she didn’t meet her 25 suitors at the famed Bachelor Mansion. Instead, they made introductions at the Hummingbird Nest Ranch in Santa Susana, California. Another format change has Jenn and her remaining men heading to Australia
Jenn Tran’s season of The Bachelorette is off to a strong start after this week’s premiere. As the first Asian-American lead, she’s already changing things up and breaking barriers. The season started at a different location than the typical Bachelor Mansion start, and that’s not the only format change we’re getting this year. At the
Jenn Tran is off to a great start as she looks for love on Season 21 of The Bachelorette. On the first night, the gorgeous PA student met 25 men, some of whom were handsome and well-adjusted, and others were quickly rubbing viewers the wrong way. While the location where the premiere changed, some things
Jenn Tran made her debut as The Bachelorette, and it was glorious. There were many firsts to kick off Season 21, with Jenn as the first Asian-American Bachelor Nation lead, but that wasn’t all. Jenn met her cast of 25 suitors in a new location. Rather than filming the premiere episode at Bachelor Mansion, as