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Vulture reveals Taylor Frankie Paul’s Bachelorette lineup: 22 men from California, Utah, and Nashville, including a California cowboy and a vinyl-obsessed Vacaville native, as Paul—a mother of three and ex-wife—heads to ABC to date publicly for the first time in pursuit of a real dating experience; the season premieres March 22.
Former Tennessee forward Lew Evans, who played 32 games (4 starts) in 2016-17, is a contestant on ABC's The Bachelorette season led by Taylor Frankie Paul. Evans, a Salt Lake City native who started his college career at Tulsa and also spent time at Utah State, averaged 3.4 points, 2.8 rebounds and 0.9 assists per game that year, shooting 34.5% from the floor and 29.5% from three in about 14 minutes per game as the Vols went 16-16 (8-10 SEC). The season premieres March 22, 2026.
Taylor Frankie Paul, the social-media figure behind MomTok and The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, headlines The Bachelorette Season 22 as ABC reveals 22 male suitors, including single fathers and a devoted Mormon member. Paul has said she’s looking for a partner willing to move to Provo, Utah to be with her and her three kids; the season premieres March 22 with a kickoff after Oscars featuring advice from former leads.
The Bachelorette will return for Season 22 in 2026 with Taylor Frankie Paul as the lead, airing on Sundays at 8/7c starting March 22, marking a significant schedule change from its usual summer Monday slot and moving to the first half of the year.
Joy Behar and The View hosts expressed skepticism about Taylor Frankie Paul's casting as the new Bachelorette due to her controversial past, including a domestic violence arrest and a tumultuous personal life, raising questions about her suitability for the show. Paul, known from Hulu's The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, has a complex background that includes legal issues and a challenging life, but is also seen as authentic and chaotic, which could make her a compelling reality TV star. Her season is set to air in 2026.
ABC's decision to cast Taylor Frankie Paul, a social media influencer from Hulu's Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, as the new Bachelorette is a bold move aimed at attracting a younger audience and leveraging her large following, but it also faces backlash over her past, family situation, and potential racial implications, making it a risky yet potentially innovative choice for the franchise.
ABC's decision to cast controversial reality star Taylor Frankie Paul as the new lead of 'The Bachelorette' has sparked mixed reactions, with some fans excited about the potential for increased viewership and others concerned about her past legal issues and public messiness, signaling a possible shift in the show's approach to casting and its attempt to revitalize the franchise.
Taylor Frankie Paul, known from 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,' will be the next 'Bachelorette,' breaking tradition as she is not a previous contestant. She shared her excitement and challenges of balancing her family life with her new role, and her crossover continues the trend of 'Mormon Wives' stars entering mainstream ABC programming. The new season of her series premieres on Hulu in November.
Taylor Frankie Paul, known from 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' and involved in a public scandal, will be the first woman to lead 'The Bachelorette' without prior 'Bachelor' participation, marking a significant crossover in reality TV.
Taylor Frankie Paul, known from 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' and a Salt Lake influencer, will be the lead on Season 22 of 'The Bachelorette' in 2026, marking a notable shift as she has not previously appeared in the franchise. Her casting highlights her viral TikTok presence and her candid sharing of her personal life, including her experiences with relationships and challenges.
Taylor Frankie Paul, known from 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' and a TikTok influencer, will be the new Bachelorette in Season 22, premiering in 2026. Her casting is notable as she has no prior franchise experience, and her selection highlights a crossover between her streaming and broadcasting platforms. Paul, a mother of three with a controversial past, expressed surprise and excitement about leading the show, which marks a significant shift in her career from influencer and reality TV personality to lead in a major dating series.
Taylor Frankie Paul, known from 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,' has been announced as the new Bachelorette for season 22, set to premiere in 2026, marking her debut as the leading lady in the popular reality TV franchise.
Taylor Frankie Paul, known from 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,' will lead Season 22 of ABC's 'The Bachelorette,' marking the first time a woman outside the franchise's usual pool has been a lead, as ABC reshuffles its dating show lineup for upcoming seasons.
Taylor Frankie Paul, known from 'Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,' will lead Season 22 of 'The Bachelorette,' marking a departure from previous seasons by featuring a non-'Bachelor' contestant as the lead. The season is set to air in 2026, and Paul, a single mother with a large TikTok following, expressed her excitement and concerns about dating publicly while balancing her family life.
Fans are speculating that Taylor Frankie Paul might become the next Bachelorette, sparking discussions about her potential appearance on the reality dating show.