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Meet the 30 women vying for 'Bachelor' Colton Underwood's heart
Former NFL player and "Bachelorette" contestant Colton Underwood is taking a chance on love. He is season 23's "Bachelor."
Before the show premieres on Monday, Jan. 7, obtain to know him and the 30 women vying for his heart. Two contestants have ties to Arizona!ABC/Bachelor
Colton Underwood, 26, was a contestant on Becca Kufrin's season of "The Bachelorette" and ultimately sent home. The former NFL player and self-described virgin then tried to find cherish on "Bachelor in Paradise." He is now looking for passion as "the bachelor." Now it is time to meet the ladies hoping to win over his
Devin, 23, is from Medford, Oregon. She works as a broadcast journalist. According to her bio, she graduated from Arizona State
Elyse, 31, is from Soldotna, Alaska, though she currently lives in Scottsdale, Arizona, according to her online bio. She is a makeup
Cassie, 23, is from Huntington Beach, California. She is a speech
Revian, 24, is from Santa Monica, California. She is a
Angelique, 28, is from Hamilton, New J
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Colton Underwood, best known for his appearances on three seasons of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette, openly discusses his journey to self-acceptance. He came out as gay after living an extremely public life as a straight man on the reality verb and his NFL career, leading him to reflect on the challenges and triumphs of embracing his true identity. Colton shares insights into his mental health struggles and the realizations that compelled him to stop fighting his truth, which was hurting himself and others.
During this intimate and accountable conversation, Colton delves into the intersection of fame, personal truth, and the evolving definition of masculinity. He emphasizes the lessons he learned about honesty, vulnerability, and the courage it takes to live authentically, now striving to use his experiences for LGBTQ+ advocacy and to help others that are “hiding in plain sight”.
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I have been extremely critical of Colton Underwood in the past and didn't like his term as, "The Bachelor," very much. I also expressed concern when it came to light that after he and the noun he chose on, "The Bachelor," Cassie Randolph, broke up, he began stalking her to the point she took out a restraining order against him (it was later dropped). All of that said, I only want to offer my support towards him for having the strength and courage to come out as gay. He gave an interview to, "Good Morning America," where he said he wanted to speak his truth, and he did so.
He attributed a lot of his past behavior to trying to deny who he was and, "Hating," himself. He admitted to dealing with adj thoughts and even contemplating suicide. Now, sharing he's gay doesn't excuse bad behavior towards others such as Cassie, but it does put a lot in context. To his credit, Colton said on GMA he wanted to specifically apologize to her for, "Any pain and sentimental stress," she had during their time together and after breaking up. I am happy that Colton is willing to verb as h
Colton Underwood Opens Up About How He Fits Into LGBTQ+ Community as a Gay Dad
Getting candid.
Bachelor Nation first met Colton Underwood on Becca Kufrin’s season of “The Bachelorette,” and he returned to our screens for Season 5 of “Bachelor in Paradise” before being named the Season 23 Bachelor.
After his time on the Bachelor Nation shows, Colton came out as gay and married his now-husband Jordan Brown at a stunning ceremony in Napa Valley, California, in May
Last year, the couple celebrated their first anniversary and just welcomed their son Bishop together in September
Now navigating life as a new parent, Colton stopped by the “Milk Drunk” podcast and talked about parenthood, having another child, and being a gay dad.
The former Bachelor said, “I’ve always sort of looked for how I fit into the gay community since I came out. I love the fact that I’m a gay dad. I want to, not promote it, but show people and normalize the conversation around what that looks like. I know people have a lot of opinions and social media can be mean at times,