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The TV stars first met and fell in love on Season 13 of the hit reality dating show.
The first Black Bachelorette talked about her "complicated relationship" with some "Bachelor" fans in a recent interview, calling them out as a "toxic audience."
The 36-year-old said that "Bachelor" producers "protected" her and edited out certain things that had happened while filming the reality dating show.
The former Bachelorette had interviewed Harrison on "Extra" when he defended a contestant accused of racism. He stepped aside soon after.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
The hosts of “Here to Make Friends” are back with their final quarantine video episode — for now. Claire Fallon, Emma Gray and Leigh Blickley [SPEAK] with winners Chris and Bri about their romance, their future and why that final performance was so nerve-wracking. But first, the hosts discuss Hannah Brown’s use of the N-word on Instagram and the responses from former Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay and Tyler Cameron.
Fellow Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay criticized Brown, saying, "We have to hold people accountable for what they’re doing."
The hosts of ‘Here to Make Friends’ need a stiff drink and a hearing aid after last night’s deafening Women Tell All. Emma Gray and Leigh Blickley cut through the crosstalk and re-hash the re-hashing of this season’s most dramatic moments, including who learned the least post-show, who needs training in conflict resolution, and who just needs a goddamn coat, already. Plus, hear why Emma and Leigh are so thrilled that Clare Crawley will be the next Bachelorette.
Yes, even that penguin onesie from the fantasy suite.
Options for everyone.
Who got the final rose?