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after he broke off their engagement in a 15-minute phone call. Tran, 26, went off on Strader, 28, and called him out for following “The Bachelor” alum Maria Georgas on Instagram the day after their split.“What I can’t understand is everything that you did after we’ve broken our engagement,” said Tran.

she rejected the leading role of “The Bachelorette” before they offered it to Tran.“It completely invalidated our entire relationship,” the first Asian-American “Bachelorette” told Strader.“I failed you and there’s nothing that I can say other than that you know but everything I felt was real,” he responded. Strader said he had “a lot of doubts” about their relationship when he left the show and that he was “not able to live up” to the things Tran needed — but didn’t give specifics as to what exactly her expectations were.Palmer asked Tran, 26, if she was ready to see the proposal and she replied: “Do I have a choice?”As the proposal aired, cameras showed a livestream of Tran on the lower part of the screen bawling right next to Strader as she proposed to her former partner.

A former Bachelorette star who came out as transgender since the show says she doesn’t need surgery or hormone treatment to “be a woman.”Josh Seiter, 37, who was born male, and appeared on season 11 of TV show in 2015 as a cis male competing with others to match with a single woman.But she came out as a trans woman in May 2024 and has faced death threats since.Josh has now revealed she is not on hormone medication and is unsure if she will get surgery.She says she’s now realised she “doesn’t need to take anything to be a trans woman”.But this hasn’t stopped trolls cruel comments over her decision to turn down surgery and keep traditionally-male features like facial hair.She says some abuse has even come from trans people who say she is not trans or part of the LGBTQ+ community.Josh, a influencer, from Chicago, Illinois, said: “I fear for my safety all the time.“If I am in a restaurant, a park or in downtown Chicago I get nervous.“I am looking behind my back and wondering if someone is going to stab me or hurt me.“The abuse I have been getting is pretty awful – I have been met with intolerance, bigotry and gatekeeping.”Josh said she has struggled with his identity for as long as she can remember.Aged seven she would often go into her parent’s bedroom while they were out and put on her mum’s dresses and jewellery.Josh said: “I couldn’t articulate what I was going through but I knew I felt comfortable.“I was homeschooled in a very conservative Christian family.“It was only in college that I was given the freedom to explore my gender identity.“It was during that time that I knew I was trans but 18 years ago there wasn’t that vocabulary.”Josh came out as pansexual in January 2021 but it wasn’t until his dad died in April that

Samantha Jeffries is using the unwanted fame she received from her televised experience of being backed up for 12 days to release a children’s book, “Sam Can’t Poop.”The red-haired beauty gets stopped by fans of the ABC dating series — where alums from “The Bachelor” and “The Bachelorette” mingle on the beach in Mexico — who remember her inability to make No. 2, which prompted medical intervention and a tearful early exit.“I was at a pool in Scottsdale, and this mom and daughter come up to me and they go, ‘Are you the poop girl from ‘The Bachelor?’ And I was like, ‘I can’t believe that’s how people know me, but yes,'” Jeffries, 29, told The Post. “And the mom was like, ‘Every time I poop, I think of you.'” Jeffries, an occupational therapist based in Cincinnati, OH, works with many children who struggle in the bathroom, and she and her former co-worker-turned-co-author, Carly Nguyen, had the idea for a kids’ book to help “normalize pooping” before she even went on the show.

told Entertainment Weekly in an interview published on Wednesday that she’s been “inundated” with direct messages on social media. “I had a hard time navigating that process. On a dating app, they’re kind of vetted and you can see a profile.

Bachelor Nation stars don’t always get a happy ending.A number of people who have appeared on “The Bachelor” franchise have died over the years. The ABC reality franchise started with “The Bachelor” in 2002 and has spawned numerous spinoffs, including “The Bachelorette,” “Bachelor in Paradise,” “The Golden Bachelor,” “The Golden Bachelorette,” “Bachelor Pad” and “The Bachelor Winter Games.”Across all of those shows, ten former contestants have tragically passed away.Here are all of the Bachelor Nation stars who have died.Julien Hug competed on Jillian Harris’ season of “The Bachelorette” in 2009. He was eliminated Week 2.

“Golden Bachelor” star Gerry Turner introduced Theresa Nist as his “lovely wife” on Tuesday’s episode of “Celebrity Family Feud,” which was filmed before their shocking split news.The two met on the debut season of the ABC series and married in a televised ceremony on January 14. They announced their split after three months of marriage in April.Bachelor Nation took over last night’s episode of the long-running quiz show, as Nist and Turner stood alongside their family, competing against former Bachelor Joey Graziadei and other alums of the reality dating show.When Turner, 72, introduced his now-former partner to host Steve Harvey, he said: “This is my lovely wife, Theresa.” Nist, 70, was the first to compete and, at one point, appeared slightly tense and nervous as she played in the Fast Money Segment.“Are you ready?” Harvey asked, to which she replied: “No but okay.

“The Bachelorette” Season 21 lead Jenn Tran addressed the backlash surrounding her awkward exchange with Kelly Ripa on the July 8 episode of “Live With Kelly and Mark.” During the show Ripa, 53, questioned Tran’s decision to seek love on reality TV, prompting Tran to point out Ripa’s own on-set love story with husband Mark Consuelos.“Honestly, I will say, Kelly and I, it was all in good fun,” Tran, 26, said during the July 15 episode of the “Trading Secrets” podcast. “We have this sarcastic banter.

Last week, the firefighter wrote he was “missing” the Season 1 “Bachelorette” lead — and their daughter — in an Instagram post.“Missing these two beautiful girls…. (Don’t freak out. Everyone is ok, just on a girls/dance trip),” he captioned the post.Trista, for her part, revealed where she and Blakesley were in her own post on July 1.“We divided for the week so I could be with Blakes for her dance comp nationals and Ryan could work and then go to Nashville for a hockey tournament and found this on the side of my bed.

Jenn Tran is the lead star of “The Bachelorette” Season 21, which premieres Monday night (July 8) on ABC.The 26-year-old’s history-making role in the franchise was announced in March during the finale of Joey Graziadei’s Season 28 of “The Bachelor.”Tran came in fifth place on Graziadei’s season.She told People that her season of “The Bachelorette” was “the best two months of my life.”“I feel like it’s so weird that this crazy journey happened, and I am just so excited to be able to watch it back,” she added.Here’s everything you need to know about Jenn Tran.Tran was born and raised in Hillsdale, New Jersey. She has an older brother, James.

star on “The Bachelorette,” said she’s disappointed at the lack of men who share her culture and background during her season.“I can’t really speak to the casting process and the decisions that were made, but it is unfortunate that there weren’t a lot of Asian men this season,” Tran said in an interview with Glamour, which was published on July 1. “Asian men haven’t always seen themselves in this position, and I am hoping that me being and [contestant] Thomas N.

The 72-year-old told TMZ that the divorce from his ex-wife, Theresa Nist, 70, is still fresh. Turner said that interested women send him DMs on social media, and those who are bold approach the reality star in public to give him their numbers.Though he is flattered by the interactions, he is cautious of those who reach out to him first.Per TMZ, Turner says though he accepts the phone numbers, he hasn’t reached out to anyone just yet.When he is ready to return to the dating scene, Turner will be looking for a good friend and someone who loves adventure, travel, and is able to be on the move.Additionally, Turner prefers his next partner to live in his home state of Indiana because it will eliminate a lot of the issues associated with long-distance relationships — something he experienced with Nist.The pair announced their split in April on “Good Morning America” after three months of marriage, saying that they couldn’t agree on where to live.“We just feel like it’s best for the happiness of each of us to live apart,” Turner said at the time.

was off the grid for about two weeks. Trista eventually resurfaced and clarified that she was fine, although she didn’t reveal why she was MIA.Ryan, who fell in love with Trista on the first season of “The Bachelorette” in 2003, appeared on former host Chris Harrison’s podcast on June 17 and addressed his motivations for posting the bizarre messages.“The intent is not to be like, ‘Hey, I’m gonna throw this out here and make people wonder if my wife’s alive,’ ” he said on “Most Dramatic Podcast Ever.” “You know, that’s not what I’m going after here.”Ryan continued: “I’ll go months without a post, and then suddenly I’ll get, like, in a mood, and I’ll send something.

missing in action last month, TMZ reports.The outlet reported Tuesday that Trista, 51, was filming Season 3 of the Fox competition reality series “Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test.”The series sees a group of celebrities go overseas and participate in grueling challenges — taken straight from the US military’s playbook that aids in its Special Forces selection process. According to TMZ, Ali Fedotowsky of Bachelor Nation is also on the upcoming season.Celebrities who were on the first two seasons of “Special Forces” include Jamie Lynn Spears, Mel B, Brian Austin Green, Tom Sandoval, Jack Osbourne, JoJo Siwa and more.Last month, Trista’s husband Ryan Sutter shared several bizarre Instagram posts amid her absence, and fans became concerned over her whereabouts and well-being.On Mother’s Day, Ryan said that he was missing Trista but gave no further context about where she was.

“The Bachelorette” alum Trista Sutter said she plans to eventually reveal why she missed Mother’s Day when she was off the grid last month.“I will share it as soon as I possibly can but, yeah, life is crazy right now,” said Trista, 51, on the June 5 episode of the “Almost Famous” podcast. She continued, “It’s summertime right now with two teenagers who need to get jobs and get ready for their junior and sophomore years.”Trista’s husband Ryan, 49, shared multiple bizarre posts on Instagram during her unexplained absence, which sparked concern from fans.“I really wish I could talk to you,” Ryan wrote on Mother’s Day about his wife, with whom he shares two kids, Maxwell, 16, and Blakesley, 15.Trista returned to social media on May 25 and joked about having a “nervous breakdown” when she was gone, but didn’t reveal the reason for her absence.On the podcast, Trista said, “It felt good to be missed and to be cared for.

they called it quits after just three months of marriage. Now, another show alum, Susan Noles, is revealing what allegedly happened. During SiriusXM’s “The Jess Cagle Show with Julia Cunningham,” Noles said about Turner, “I’ve gotta support this man a little bit.

candid message on Instagram Wednesday about focusing on the positive after confusing fans with his bizarre posts during his wife Trista Sutter’s absence. Ryan, 49, shared a black-and-white photo of him and his wife on the beach, alongside his words of encouragement.“We do our best – to do and to be good, to live and to treat others well,” he wrote. “We make decisions not knowing the outcome but hoping we’re on the right path – hoping the questions will be answered in time.”Ryan continued: “We try to be a positive example, to care, to trust the process and to believe others will trust our intent is not malicious or misguided or mean.

“The Bachelorette” star Ryan Sutter is happy to have his wife, Season 1 lead Trista Sutter, home, after he shared some very cryptic posts about her whereabouts on social media.The firefighter shared a new black-and-white photo of himself over the weekend, before revealing that his longtime love is now home.“They say absence makes the heart grow fonder…. We found out it’s true. It also makes the heart more grateful, more sympathetic, more appreciative for what someone does for you, with you, alongside of you,” he captioned a selfie via Instagram.“It brings questions and wonder and worry and then answers and peace and celebration.

“The Bachelorette” star Trista Sutter is breaking her silence after her husband, Ryan Sutter, raised eyebrows with some bizarre posts amid her absence.“Geez people. Can’t a girl have a nervous breakdown/trial separation/midlife crisis/death/divorce in peace around here?!” Trista, 51, captioned a family photo via Instagram over the weekend.“In all seriousness, for those concerned, I’m safe and sound, happy and healthy, in love and grateful.

cryptic messages about wife Trista Sutter.The 49-year-old alum of “The Bachelorette” has been posting about his absent partner since May 12, leading his followers to speculate that something is wrong with Trista, 51.On Wednesday, Ryan shared a black-and-white picture of his dog and addressed the online attention toward his perplexing posts.“21 years ago I was pretty famous. I don’t have millions of followers and am not influencing anyone but for some reason, every now and then, people still pay attention,” he wrote. “Apparently that has recently been the case?”Ryan continued: “I strayed from the safety of the usual dog theme and chose to post a message to my wife for a time when she could eventually read it.

“The Bachelorette” alum, 51, because of her husband Ryan Sutter’s cryptic posts where he said that his wife is “temporarily inaccessible” to her family. Since May 12, Ryan, 49, has shared four black-and-white posts on Instagram about missing Trista, 51, whose whereabouts are unknown.Ryan said that Trista “is fine” in his latest post from May 18, but the rest of his caption still worried fans.“Trista is at a place in life where she is searching a bit,” Ryan wrote alongside a selfie of himself. “An opportunity presented itself that may help her on that quest.