If you’re a fan of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette, we probably don’t need to tell you that the franchise doesn’t have the greatest track record when it comes to forging lasting relationsips.
Clare Crawley and Dale Moss might be the latest Bachel…
We’ve long known how demanding Dancing with the Stars can be on its contestants, but this is still crazy to hear! Hannah Brown, the sometimes-controversial former Bachelorette, opened up on Saturday to disclose some serious health issues she’s been going through ever since appearing on the dance competition show. And though she doesn’t blame the injuries only on […]
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As The Bachelorette spoilers predicted, Clare Crawley essentially got engaged and bowed out of the show early in 2020.
Crawley was replaced by Tayshia Adams, who finished the job of doling out the roses and ended up engaged herself.
In this most bizarre year for the series, and in general, a double shot at lasting love is just what Bachelor Nation needed.
Looking ahead, we’re hoping for the best for both Clare and Tayshia on their journeys, but the odds are not in their favor.
Why do we say that? Life gets in the say.
If Ashley Hebert and J.P. Rosenbaum split, that tells you all you need to know. Even in the best circumstances, it’s tough.
This is a dating competition throwing two people together under a pretense that is literally impossible to sustain over time.
Can they transition into real life, establish a new normal and make it work? Sure they can, but often times, they fall short.
Which stars made their true love last?
Which flamed out so hilariously fast you can barely even call it a relationship? And what about everyone in between?
We have ranked the 17 Bachelorette stars based on who was most successful at finding love during her stint as queen.
See how they stack up from worst to first, and see if this year’s TWO stars can succeed where others have failed …
We’ve all enjoyed watching Hannah Brown go into Beast Mode on reality TV.
But she admits that she felt lost, shattered, and overwhelmed during her time in the spotlight … and can’t bring herself to watch any of it.
On a recent episode of Kaitlyn Bristowe’s Off The Vine podcast, Hannah Brown is reflecting on her intense TV journey.
“When I think of Hannah then and I was also looking at my journals today, I’m like, ‘Oh, sweet baby,’” Hannah begins.
“[I was] just was so doe-eyed and so innocent,” she says in reflection.
“I’m proud of my season and how I grew from that,” Hannah affirms.
“But to know that there has been a lot that’s happened since then and to watch somebody else and realize that was me,” she adds.
Hannah explains: “People were sitting like I was, watching me, like, do my life, not play a character.”
“And I think about the impact of all that,” Hannah notes.
She adds that “[What] people saw on TV wasn’t just a two-hour week thing that then got talked about Twitter.”
“No, I’m still healing and learning from that first two hours I was ever on TV,” Hannah says, “and just realizing the impact.”
Hannah notes that “like a whole season later was difficult.”
“I want to watch [Clare Crawley] and be a part of it,” she says.
“But,” Hannah shares, “I definitely think that there’s a part of me that has to step back a little.”
“Me being me is making some big mistakes,” Hannah acknowledges.
“But,” she says, “those victories that I do have are going to be so much more impactful and satisfying for me.”
“For my career to be what I want it to be, I’d got to, like, know Hannah,” she explains of her work with a therapist and a life coach.
Hannah says that she wants to “know exactly what motives me and not just externally but internally and I think I’m still in that discovery mode.”
“Ultimately, what I think I’ve been put on this earth to do is connect with people,” Hannah expresses.
From her reign as Bachelorette to her DWTS victory, she has certainly done that. With her
“I think I found the hardest, most draining distraction I could find to not deal with what had gone on,” Hannah said of her DWTS experience.
“It was just back-to-back-to-back,” she notes. “I’m so thankful for winning and it was the best experience.”
Hannah admits: “It’s not only hard emotionally, but physically, I’m still [recovering].”
“You have a physical therapist and doctors on staff,” she reveals.
Hannah then characterizes it “but it’s a ‘we’re going to ease the pain so you can get through.’”
“And that’s how I lived my life,” Hannah explained, “like, ‘I’m getting through, but we haven’t fixed the problems yet.’”
She admits that she was absolutely “not OK” during her time on the comptition, commenting: “I was having breakdowns.”
“I had to look within,” she saysof reflecting upon her time in the spotlight.
She continues: “Like, ‘What just happened? What has the past year and a half been like and who even were you before that and have you lost the girl or is that girl the same or just different or am I just somebody that I didn’t even recognize?’”
“There was a lot of things I didn’t like about me anymore,” Hannah reveals, adding that a friend recently told her that she was “back.”
She recalls: “She was like, ‘I remember coming home crying because I could just tell you were just so broken and so distracted and just not you.’”
“And she was like, ‘I know it’s been hard for you the past few months, but you’re back and I missed you,’” Hannah shares.
“It killed me,” Hannah confessed, “but it was so validating because I know I did a lot of work.”
“I lost sight of things because I couldn’t even stand to look at it all and feel the pain,” she admits.
“But,” she continues, “I finally did and I actually like this person again.”
“Being filmed 24 hours a day for however long and it’s only [on] two hours a week,” Hannah says, “there’s only so much that people get to see.”
She acknowledges: “I guess I still am a very polarizing ‘character’ … People either love me or hate me but especially on The Bachelor it was like that.”
“But as far as that time, it was a freakin’ blast,” Hannah comments as she and Kaitlyn agree that they had more fun as contestants.
“My parents were like, ‘Why do you want to move back right now? I don’t understand,’” Hannah says, referring to her move back to L.A.
“I had to get out. It wasn’t [a feeling of] comfort anymore, it felt so complacent,” she admits.
Hannah explains: “I really wasn’t doing what I was supposed to.”
“There are some things that I would never want to do again and would not want to live through again,” Hannah expresses.
“But,” she continues, “I do believe that there were lessons that I had to learn for being prepared of what’s to come.”
Hannah has not gone back and watched her season — but she imagines that, some day, she could be in a place to do that.
“Somebody asked me about what it would be like if I watched it,” Hannah says.
She continues: “kind of knowing what I do know — even about the relationships — watched it through the lens of me now.”
“I would love to be able to do that, but I think it’s going to be a process.”
Hannah Brown got in hot water this spring for dropping the N-Word online.
Several months later, however, Brown has emerged from this scandal and drawn attention by doing something very different in a very different kind of water.
The former B…
If The Bachelorette spoilers are any indication, Clare Crawley will get engaged and bow out of the show early in this season.
She’ll be replaced by Tayshia Adams, who will finish the job of doling out the roses in this most bizarre year for the series.
We’re hoping for the best for both Clare and Tayshia on their respective journeys, but face it, the odds are not in their favor.
Why do we say that? Isn’t it obvious?
If Ashley Hebert and J.P. Rosenbaum split, that tells you all you need to know. Even in the best circumstances, it’s tough.
This is a dating competition throwing two people together under a pretense that is literally impossible to sustain over time.
Can they transition into real life, establish a new normal and make it work? Sure they can, but often times, they fall short.
Which stars made their true love last?
Which flamed out so hilariously fast you can barely even call it a relationship? And what about those in between?
We have ranked the 17 Bachelorette stars based on who was most successful at finding love during her stint as queen.
See how they stack up from worst to first, and see if this year’s TWO stars can succeed where others have failed …
One of Bachelor Nation‘s notorious bad boys is learning not to mess around with the franchise’s strict rules the hard way! Luke Parker, who famously dated and later slut-shamed sweet Alabama Hannah Brown on season 15 of The Bachelorette, has been ordered to pay show producers $100,000 for breaching his contract. Apparently, the former reality […]
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Hannah Brown and Tyler Cameron have a brand new message for their fans:
Sit back. Get your popcorn ready.
And enjoy!
This is literally what the former Bachelorette and her occasional lover are saying in a revealing video, which has now been…
Tyler Cameron knows what you’re thinking and he knows what you want to ask him.
You can go ahead and try if you’d like to.
But just don’t be prepared for any kind of helpful answer, okay?
Fresh off another sighting of Cameron with former Ba…
It’s no secret that much of the Bachelor Nation wants to see Tyler Cameron and Hannah Brown together again.
This week, they got their wish … sort of. The two were spotted hanging out again, and shippers could not be more excited.
On Monday,…
If The Bachelorette spoilers are any indication, Clare Crawley will get engaged and bow out of the show early in this season.
She’ll be replaced by Tayshia Adams, who will finish the job of doling out the roses in this most bizarre year for the series.
We’re hoping for the best for both Clare and Tayshia on their respective journeys, but face it, the odds are not in their favor.
Why do we say that? Isn’t it obvious?
This is a dating competition throwing two people together under a pretense that is literally impossible to sustain over time.
Can they transition into real life, establish a new normal and make it work? Sure they can, but often times, they fall short.
Which stars made their true love last?
Which flamed out so hilariously fast you can barely even call it a relationship? And what about those in between?
We have ranked the 17 Bachelorette stars based on who was most successful at finding love during her stint as queen.
See how they stack up from worst to first, and see if this year’s TWO stars can succeed where others have failed …
Hannah Brown may never be able to save her reputation, not after a recent scandal in which she dropped the N-word on Instagram.
While on a white-water rafting trip with her family Saturday, however, the polarizing ex-Bachelorette saved a guy’s lif…
Hannah Brown is trying.
She really is.
The former Bachelorette, who shoved her foot way down into her mouth last month when she dropped the N-word on Instagram, is trying to put some action behind her words.
For those who may have forgot…
A couple of weeks ago, Hannah Brown messed up.
Big time.
She was drunk on Instagram Live and decided to sing a bit of DaBaby’s “Rockstar,” a song that’s very big on TikTok right now.
And while singing the song, she sang the N-word.
Wit…
We have a theory that Hannah Brown has grown weary of fame, and has decided to sabotage her own career.
How else to explain her recent string of horrendously bad decisions?
It all started when Hannah rapped the N-word while singing along w…
Rachel Lindsay is very disappointed in Hannah Brown.
And she’s here to explain why.
The former Bachelorette was a guest on Nick Viall’s podcast on Monday, using her time to address Brown and the reality star’s recent use of the N-word.
As y…
