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Can Tayshia Adams Steal You For a Sec? Jessica Herndon © Raul Romo Amid controversy over Chris Harrison and the'Bachelor franchise,' Tayshia Adams opens up about her engagement to Zac Clark and their life in New York. © Raul Romo Charles & Ron dress It was an emotional moment unlike any in The Bachelor franchise’s history. There has always been plenty of crying on camera, but those impassioned occasions were mainly due to romantic entanglements, not racial injustice. Then, on season 16 of The Bachelorette, viewers witnessed Tayshia Adams break down in tears while dis...

It was an emotional moment unlike any in The Bachelor franchise’s history. There has always been plenty of crying on camera, but those impassioned occasions were mainly due to romantic entanglements, not racial injustice. Then, on season 16 of The Bachelorette, viewers witnessed Tayshia Adams break down in tears while discussing the Black Lives Matter movement. As the reality series began filming in the summer of 2020, protests were taking place worldwide following the killing of George Floyd by police in Minneapolis. Adams, the biracial star of the franchise’s latest season, remember...

Ivan Hall has pondered whether to join Bachelor In Paradise this upcoming summer, but said he wouldn't feel comfortable if Chris was there

not to conduct yourself in an interview with Extra host and former Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay. At one point, in reference to photos of contestant Rachael Kirkconnell at an "Old South" Kappa Alpha Order party, he asked: "Would this girl, at, I don’t know how old she would have been back then, have thought, 'You know, historically, this mansion stood for this. Guys it’s not really that woke that we’re here.'" His comments, which he later admitted were "harmful" and "unacceptable," sparked outrage and action from fans and current cast members. A petition calling for Chris' removal...

How a group of 'Bachelor' fans is working to improve the franchise's diversity Every rose has its thorns, and the "Bachelor" franchise is full of 'em. Image: vicky leta / mashable On June 1, 2020, members of the private Bachelor-themed Facebook group, Brett's Bachelor Buds, started organizing. It had been a week since George Floyd was killed by police, emotions were running high, and people across the country were experiencing a heightened awareness of racial inequality.  The Facebook group, which formed in March 2020, was meant to act as a fun, positive space for 7,200 fans and countin...