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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?
Rachel Lindsay, the first black "Bachelorette" might be in the red after the latest ruling in her ongoing divorce from estranged husband Bryan Abasolo.
Justin Glaze exposed for making derogatory comments toward Black women
During an appearance on 'The View', Rachel Lindsay explained how she can relate to what 'Real Housewives of New York' star Eboni K. Williams is experiencing on the show.
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.
Lindsay has disabled her Instagram account and here's why.
The first-ever Black Bachelorette is fed up and will be exiting the franchise.
We talked with Tayshia Adams about whether or not she was hesitant to join "The Bachelorette" after her previous Bachelor experiences, the role her faith, if she has luck with dating off-camera, and finding love again, in such an unconventional way, after divorce.
After Hannah Brown, of "The Bachelorette" fame used the N-word in a rap lyric, another Bachelorette alum, Rachel Lindsay schooled her on the error of her ways.
Rachel Lindsay the first Black woman to be chosen for ABC's "The Bachelorette" married her choice Bryan Abasolo.
Weave-wearers around the country clutched the ever-living crap out of their remotes –- white-knuckled and holding for dear life — when Bryan Abasolo, a man who’s still in the running to win The Bachelorette’s heart, stuck his fingers so far up Rachel Lindsay’s weave, he damn-near discovered the secret behind her #BlackGirlMagic. “Noooooo!” we […]
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, […]