The Bachelor Presents: Listen to Your Heart premiered last night on ABC. The first episode brought a dose of Bachelor with lots of songs and a bit more drama than usual. And while some hardcore fans tuned in, others had already decided prior to the show airing that this wasn’t something to watch. But this
The Bachelor Presents: Listen to Your Heart premiered last night and fans were excited to see how this new show compared to the franchise’s favorites like The Bachelorette and Bachelor In Paradise. The show has 20 contestants in total, consisting of both men and women. To survive and stay on the show, the contestants must
Monsters and Critics columnist Liz Long recaps The Bachelor Presents: Listen to Your Heart Premiere episode, with a little help from a glass of pinot (or two)… Well guys, expectations were low for the premiere of The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart. Like. Way low. But, when you’re famished, having nothing but news of Peter
Everybody ready? I’m not. (My FAQ for this series, as well as a casual discussion of card catalogs, is here.) -We’re learning a little bit more about the format, which will involve Changed Lives and Finding Love and Having it All. Chris: “If you’re not part of a committed couple, you’re going home!” So this
The Bachelorette star Jed Wyatt wanted to use the show to promote his music career. He admitted this to Hannah Brown during the show, revealing that he had just signed on to do a dog food jingle. But Jed had bigger dreams in mind. He even proposed to Hannah with his guitar in hand. Then,
Julie Rae is one of the contestants on The Bachelor Presents: Listen to Your Heart. During the first episode, fans got to meet her as she had a conversation with Sheridan. She opened up about her work outside of music and she was here to share something personal. Julie had been living with cystic fibrosis.
Remember when you watched the promos for the ABC Bachelor spin-off Listen to Your Heart with tremendous eagerness during the glorious season of Peter Weber, entranced by the fascinating people and dramatic-sounding plot? Exactly. This was the experience of absolutely no one who battled through The Bachelor Season 24. Or who wandered past a TV