Ryan Sutter: Last News

Ryan Sutter is giving fans more insight into his battle with a mysterious illness.

Bachelorette season 1 winner Ryan Sutter opened up about how his wife, Trista Sutter, is helping him amid his battle with a mysterious illness.“I’ve learned a lot about resiliency this year. I’d imagine we all have?” the 46-year-old firefighter began his lengthy update on Tuesday, December 29, via Instagram.

Trista Sutter and her husband, Ryan Sutter, posted messages of love to one another on Sunday, December 6, as they celebrated their 17th wedding anniversary amid the firefighter’s battle with a debilitating mystery illness.“More handsome today than he was on this day 17 years ago, but not only because I see him through the eyes of the mother of his children. Because he continually works to better himself…and us.

The Bachelorette alum Ryan Sutter opened up about his ongoing health battle Tuesday on social media, saying he decided 'to address [his] personal health and the recent attention it has received.'The Colorado native firefighter, 46, detailed in a series of Instagram posts the issues he said started this past February as he was in a training program with the Denver Fire Department that lasted 18 weeks.'Towards the end of that process I felt more and more worn out and began feeling occasional "flu like" symptoms,' he said, adding that 'was tested for COVID multiple times but never tested positive.' New details:Ryan Sutter, 46, opened up about his ongoing health battle Tuesday, saying he decided 'to address [his] personal health and the recent

Ryan Sutter opened up about his battle with a mystery illness after his wife, Trista Sutter, revealed on Sunday, November 29, that he has been sick for a while.“I was overwhelmed by the amount of support that I’ve received on social media and messages, and all sorts of stuff from so many people — friends and strangers and everything in between,” Ryan, 46, said in an Instagram Story video on Tuesday, December 1. “So I just wanted to say thank you.

Get well soon, Ryan Sutter!

The Bachelorette in 2003, the couple have managed keep their marriage rock solid for the past 17 years. Sadly, the two have recently fallen on difficult times, though—in an emotional Instagram post, Trista revealed that Ryan has been struggling with a mystery illness for the past few months.She wrote:Before concluding her message, she asked her followers to be understanding of her situation.Sending thoughts and prayers to Ryan and Trista during this difficult time.

Trista and Ryan Sutter are searching for a diagnosis.

Trista Sutter would like some answers. The former Bachelorette revealed on Instagram on Saturday that her husband, Ryan Sutter, has been «struggling for months» with a mystery illness. As Trista shared, they recently found out that Ryan doesn't have cancer, but doctors are still unsure of what could be causing his symptoms. «This guy...my rock, my best friend, my hero, my love...is struggling.

Trista Sutter opened up about her not-so-normal Thanksgiving, revealing via Instagram that her husband, Ryan Sutter, has been very sick.“This week is usually one of my favorites. Creating memories with family, honoring traditions, filling our bellies with the tastiest of treats, and recognizing our blessings.

“The Bachelorette,” Trista Sutter, revealed how producers created storylines on the show.While speaking on the “LadyGang” podcast this week, the 48-year-old confessed that at her 2003 TV wedding to Ryan Sutter, she found a binder from the show’s producers, according to the Huffington Post.“It had, like, their characters, like the storylines for every person. They had all of our friends who were invited to the bachelor/bachelorette parties,” she told podcast hosts Keltie Knight, Becca Tobin and Jac Vanek.

It's been almost 17 years since Trista Sutter and Ryan Sutter tied the knot in a televised ceremony. However, the original Bachelorette still remembers her wedding like it was yesterday.

Trista Sutter claimed that the show’s producers had a hand in orchestrating story lines during her 2003 televised wedding to Ryan Sutter.During the Tuesday, November 10, episode, of the “Lady Gang” podcast, the season 1 Bachelorette recalls how she learned about what producers were allegedly planning behind-the-scenes for the couple’s bachelor and bachelorette parties at Le Meridien Resort on the island of Saint Martin.“One of the producers left their binder out — like, they forgot their binder somewhere and one of the people who was at the bachelor/bachelorette party picked it up and gave it to us,” the 48-year-old reality star explains during Us Weekly’s sneak peek of the episode.

Trista and Ryan Sutter kept at least one memento from their time on the “Bachelorette” and now it has been passed down to their daughter.

Trista Sutter‘s mini-me daughter Blakesley, 11, proved that fashion trends truly are cyclical when she rocked her dad’s bucket hat that he wore on The Bachelorette nearly two decades ago! Ryan Sutter first wore the iconic navy and gold hat on the reality dating show 17 years ago, and his daughter arguably pulled it off even better than he did! “Bucket hat present vs past. Leave it to Blakesley to bring it back in style after 17 years!” Trista captioned her July 11 Instagram pic, adding the hashtags, “#buckethat #twins #thebachelor #thebachelorette #blakesleygrace.”

They're the original stars of The Bachelorette, having met and fallen in love on the show's inaugural season.But Ryan Sutter has admitted he still can't watch the show that made himself and wife Trista stars, even 17 years later, in a remote interview with Good Morning America on Tuesday.'Always been really uncomfortable for me,' began firefighter Ryan, in his explanation for not having watched The Bachelorette season 1. Awkward: Ryan Sutter has admitted he still can't watch the show that made himself and wife Trista stars, even 17 years later, in a remote interview with Good Morning America on Tuesday'First of all, I don't like watching myself on television,' said the father-of-two.

It turns out Bachelor Nation’s first success story took just six weeks.

Trista Sutter started it all. The franchise experienced a lot of firsts with the former Miami Heat dancer.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentNearly two decades ago, Trista Sutter was the runner-up on the first season of “The Bachelor,” a new reality show that would go on to become one of the most successful franchises in television history.Little did Sutter — then, Trista Rehn — know, she would become the very first star of “The Bachelorette,” ABC’s first spinoff of the mega franchise. And little did she know, she would also meet her husband on a reality dating show.“The Bachelor” and “Bachelorette” ends each season with a proposal and engagement, but more often than not, the TV couples call it quits a few years, or months, later.

Bachelor Nation success stories! Between The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise and The Bachelor Winter Games, multiple couples have found true love — and a select few have made it down the aisle.

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