Jenn Tran, a fan favorite championed by Vulture’s Ali Barthwell, has been chosen as the next Bachelorette, much to the surprise of viewers expecting Maria, Daisy, or Lexi. The 25-year-old physician’s assistant student from Florida may have been eliminated before hometown dates on Joey Graziadei’s season, but she’s ready to take center stage.
Fans of “The Bachelor” were surprised and delighted with a special announcement after the season finale of Joey Graziadei’s journey to find love. Jenn Tran, a contestant from Graziadei’s season (season 28), will be taking center stage as the leading lady for season 21 of “The Bachelorette.”
Tran’s historic casting holds a special significance. “I always wanted to see Asian representation on TV growing up,” she shared on the “After the Final Rose” special. “Now, to be the lead in my own story… I can’t help but think about inspiring others and the impact I can have.”
For those hoping for a different reality TV experience, the article suggests there might be other opportunities on the horizon, although it doesn’t mention specifics.
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Tran, a 26-year-old physician assistant student from Miami, Florida (according to Fandom.com), captured hearts during her time on “The Bachelor” but was eliminated in week seven, just before hometown visits. Now, she has the opportunity to find her own perfect match on “The Bachelorette,” making history as the first Asian American lead in the show’s long-running franchise.
