Hannah B appeared to regret her decision to pick Jed Wyatt on The Bachelorette finale and send Tyler C home on After The Final Rose. In a brave move, she asked him out for drinks and Tyler happily accepted. Bachelor Nation went crazy, hoping to see them happily ever after. But that doesn’t appear to
Tyler C appears to be a hot item these days, as he continues to enjoy the single life after getting his proposal rejected by Hannah B on the Bachelorette finale. And it sounds like he has been keeping his options open, as he has been spotted with both Hannah and Gigi Hadid over the past
Tyler C and Hannah B finally came face to face during the After The Final Rose special, where they both revealed that they were single and wanted to go out for drinks. They both admitted they had feelings for one another. Bachelor Nation really hoped they had thought everything through and were ready to get
Hannah B’s finale was much more dramatic than fans had anticipated. Not only did she break off her final engagement to Jed Wyatt, but she also asked out Tyler Cameron in a bold move on the After The Final Rose segment hosted by Chris Harrison. During the interview, Hannah didn’t have enough time to explain
Tyler C was heartbroken when Hannah B decided to accept Jed’s proposal over his, sending him home with a ring in his pocket. But as Bachelor Nation now knows, things didn’t work out with Jed as Hannah learned that he had been hiding a fairly big secret. He had a girlfriend prior to coming on
Tyler C is one of two final guys left on The Bachelorette and after his meeting with Hannah Brown’s parents, they clearly loved him. While finances were never a topic of discussion, their conversation with Jed appeared to take a different turn. That caused people to search for Tyler to see what he does for
During tonight’s episode of The Bachelorette, Tyler C and Hannah decided to take a horseback ride while in The Netherlands and they were offered pickled herring at the side of the road. But what is it they ate? Jamie Oliver writes on his website that herring is an intrinsic part of The Netherlands‘ national food