The “Off the Vine” podcast host shared the “Bachelorette” title with Britt Nilsson before the men of the season voted for Bristowe to be the solo lead.
Former “Bachelorette” Kaitlyn Bristowe “f—kkkin hates” when ABC names two women in the role, forcing them to compete against each other.
The “Off the Vine” podcast host’s “Bachelorette” season premiered seven years ago where she shared the “Bachelorette” title with Britt Nilsson on the first night before the men of the season ultimately voted for Bristowe to be the solo lead. Bristowe briefly shared “The Bachelorette” role with Britt Nilsson on the first night of her season, but was voted by the men to remain the lead alone.When Rachel, 26 and Gabby, 31, reunited to debrief, Rachel told Gabby about her moment with Palmer, but Gabby did not share that she too had a connection with him or that they had kissed.
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