The big The Golden Bachelorette announcement has finally been made. Joan Vassos will be taking the lead as the first star for the women-led spinoff, and it’s safe to say that Bachelor Nation is excited. Joan is an excellent choice for the role even though she seemed an unlikely contender, considering she self-eliminated in Episode
It’s official! ABC has finally announced who will be the star for the premiere season of The Golden Bachelorette. We’ve been waiting for months for this news, as the woman-led spinoff was announced on the heels of The Golden Bachelor finale, and fans were left to speculate about who might take the starring role. It’s
At this point, The Golden Bachelorette is nearly a sure thing. While the show still hasn’t been greenlit, we expect that announcement to happen in the coming weeks. It would be disappointing if it didn’t happen after the immense success of The Golden Bachelor. So far, Gerry Turner, Jesse Palmer, and even co-showrunner Jason Ehrlich
Joan Vassos was a frontrunner on The Golden Bachelor when she exited the show. Joan may have made it to the end and won the final rose and Gerry Turner’s heart if she had not left. But Joan’s family was more important, so she didn’t hesitate to go home when her daughter needed her. The
Gerry Turner has won over Bachelor Nation, and The Golden Bachelor has quickly become the most-watched show in the franchise in recent years. That has viewers speculating about another possible spinoff — The Golden Bachelorette. Jesse Palmer heard the calls for a woman-led version of the show and already said he’s all in. He’s not
Gerry Turner might have watched the one walk out the door before the first season of The Golden Bachelor was even over. Joan won a date with Gerry after impressing him with a sweet poem during the talent show. On that date, the pair connected over their shared loss of spouses, and they seemed to