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The show's producers clearly made a conscious effort to be more inclusive, so will Ellis be the first Black bachelor to choose a Black woman?
On Monday, Jan. 27, Grant Ellis’ journey to find love begins, marking only the franchise’s second Black lead after more than two decades on the air.
Daria Rose was financially transparent about how much she spent in order to be a contestant on 'The Bachelor.'
James, the first Black Bachelor, said he felt '100 %' pressure to pick a Black woman as the winner.
During a recent interview, Rachel Lindsay, the first Black Bachelorette revealed that producers of the show intentionally cast Black men who don't date Black women.
After saying he was going to step away from Rachael Kirkconnell so she could do some antiracism work, Matt James, the first Black bachelor, confirmed that the two are seeing each other again.
During a recent appearance on "Bachelor Happy Hour," James told "Bachelorette" alum, Rachel Lindsey, that it was “low-key frustrating" that the race of the contestants is even a topic of discussion.
Matt James represents a historic first in terms of "The Bachelor" franchise as the first Black man in the position. So we can't help but wonder if he'll choose to marry a Black woman.
Twitter reacts to ABC announcing that they've casted Matt James as the first Black Bachelor after 40 seasons of the show.
Rachel Lindsay the first Black woman to be chosen for ABC's "The Bachelorette" married her choice Bryan Abasolo.
Millions of people tuned in to watch the recent season of “The Bachelor” and the show’s ratings just keep rising. The show doesn’t only appeal to the same demographic featured on the series (namely the 18 to 35 group)—“The Bachelor” has raised in the rankings for viewers ages up to 49 in recent years. But […]
In a pretty epic twist, Rachel Lindsay, a fan favorite on this 21st season of The Bachelor, has been chosen to be the next Bachelorette. The 31-year-old attorney (who reminds us of a young Robin Givens) will be the first Black woman chosen to lead the spinoff show to find love. In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, […]