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The reality series will continue without Chris Harrison.
March 14, 2021
ABC has confirmed that The Bachelorette will be returning for a 17th season. The news is no surprise, though there is a notable change in store for the veteran reality series' upcoming season.
For the first time in franchise history, Chris Harrison will not be hosting. While he had recently announced that he would be taking a step back due to his remarks regarding the controversy surrounding current contestant Rachel Kirkconnell, it wasn't clear if he meant anything beyond the rest of the current season of The Bachelor.
Replacing Harrison in Season 17 will be Tayshia Adams and Kaitlyn Bristowe, two former Bachelorettes from previous seasons who will support the yet-unnamed next Bachelorette in her journey. It is assumed that Harrison will resume his hosting duties at some point in the future, though nothing has been confirmed at this point.
Comments (9)
04/16/21 at 06:58pm
This show must be really cheap to make, otherwise, why??
03/17/21 at 08:25am
One step closer to Idiocracy! Thanks for keeping trash like this on the air.
03/15/21 at 09:37pm
This is such a hypocritical show. These former bachelorettes talk about being respected, yet they support a show where guys pretend to like a girl just so he can get it on with her. Disgusting.
03/15/21 at 04:22pm
They need more Muslims on the show.
03/15/21 at 01:37pm
hahaha no Chris Harrison. What a dumbass
03/15/21 at 12:41pm
If the Cancel Culture wanted to be an asset, they should work to eliminate shows like this.
03/15/21 at 09:18am
Never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.
03/15/21 at 07:45am
Who watches this?? I know people do but who are these people? lol
03/15/21 at 01:04am
.. no one's ever gone broke underestimating the stupidity of the American public.....
