Including an emotional confession from one of her suitors
THE BACHELORETTE star Jenn Tran has slipped, revealing details about the Season 21 finale before the show even airs.
The reality star appeared on the Call Her Daddy podcast to chat about the show, and she spilled some major tea.
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The Bachelorette star Jenn Tran, seen above in a beach pic from Instagram, revealed that she's engaged on the Call Her Daddy podcastCredit: Instagram / jenntranx
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Jenn Tran, seen in a still from The Bachelorette trailer, did not reveal the identity of her fiancé or any other detailsCredit: ABC
On the podcast, Jenn, 26, revealed that she is engaged to someone after filming Season 21.
"I didn't know once you get engaged – once you find love, you can't take a shot," she said, quickly correcting herself.
She did not reveal her husband-to-be's identity, however.
Reality Steve previously released a blog speculating that this would be the result of the upcoming season.
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He also speculated about the identity of Jenn's final two suitors.
The Bachelor Nation blogger guessed that Marcus Schoberg, a 31-year-old from Raleigh, North Carolina, and Devin Strader, would be the Bachelorette's finalists.
During the podcast appearance, host Alex Cooper expressed a hope that Jenn would find love on the upcoming season.
"I'm hoping, I know you're not wearing a ring, but, like, we're obviously hoping you're engaged if that was what was meant to be," she said.
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Jenn simply nodded in agreement.
TEARFUL TEASER
ABC previously released a trailer for Season 21 of The Bachelorette.
Bachelorette Jenn Tran holds back tears as hunky suitor shares deep confession in first-look at upcoming season
In the clip, Jenn appeared to be struggling to maintain her composure as one of her suitors shared a confession with her.
The clip introduces one of the 25 men vying for her heart.
Sam N, a family-focused entrepreneur from Carlsbad, California, was featured.
Who's on Season 21 of The Bachelorette?
The Bachelor contestant, Jenn Tran, was recently announced as the next Bachelorette. Below are the men who are vying for her heart.
- Aaron, 29, from Tulsa, Oklahoma
- Austin, 28, from San Diego, California
- Brendan, 29, from Vancouver, Canada
- Brett, 28, from Manheim, Pennsylvania
- Brian, 32, from Boynton Beach, Florida
- Corbin, 25, from Los Angeles, Calfornia
- Dakota, 27, from Paradise Valley, Arizona
- Devin, 27, from Houston, Texas
- Dylan, 24, from Elk Grove, California
- Grant, 30, from Houston, Texas
- Hakeem, 29, from Schaumburg, Illinois
- Hassan, 28, from Denver, Colorado
- Jahaan, 28, from New York, New York
- Jeremy, 29, from Fairfield, Connecticut
- John, 25, from Delray Beach, Florida
- Jonathan H, 24, from Oxford, Massachusetts
- Jonathan J, 27, from Los Angeles, California
- Kevin, 35, from Denver, Colorado
- Marcus, 31, from Raleigh, North Carolina
- Marvin, 28, from Santa Monica, California
- Matt, 27, from Atlanta, Georgia
- Moze, 25, from Albany, New York
- Ricky, 28, from Miami, Florida
- Sam M, 26, from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
- Sam N, 25, from Carlsbad, California
- Spencer, 30, from Dallas, Texas
- Thomas, 31, from Tucker, Georgia
- Tomas, 26, from Toronto, Canada
The clip captured a heartfelt moment between the two.
While on a date, Jenn knelt on the floor and turned away from Sam, who had an important question for The Bachelorette star.
"I want to show you how serious I am," he started.
In a confessional, Sam revealed that he'd been waiting his "whole life" for this moment.
Jenn appeared to be fighting back tears before turning around to see Sam holding a handmade sign that read, "Jenn, will you be my first girlfriend?"
She answered emphatically.
"Yes," Jenn replied, rushing into Sam's arms.
It was announced in March that Jenn would be the next Bachelorette after she failed to find love on Joey Graziadei's season of The Bachelor.
She is the first Asian Bachelorette in the franchise's history.
CASTING CONTROVERSY
Prior to the announcement, it was revealed that Daisy Kent, 25, turned down the opportunity.
Producers reportedly initially selected Daisy, Joey's runner-up, but were forced to pick someone else when she declined.
Backlash ensured on social media, with fans calling out Jenn for being the producers' backup choice.
Jenn addressed the comments on Call Her Daddy, admitting that she was "disappointed" by fans' reactions.
She insisted on the show that fans did not know the full story.
"The show has been going on for years and years, 21 years of this show specifically, and every season there are multiple people in contention for the role.
She went on, "Multiple people are being interviewed or doing meetings about it all, doing fittings or filming intro packages.
"It's never really you until it's you. That's why I was a little disappointed."
Jenn also addressed claims that some of the fan chatter was rooted in racism.
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"There's no running around it. I came back from filming and there was a lot of people wanting somebody else or wishing that I was American," she said on the podcast.
"There's a lot of racism around it too. There's just a lot of people who want to have input on it and wish that it was somebody else and whatnot. I think that you just can't win," she concluded.
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Jenn Tran, seen in a still from her TikTok showing her applying makeup, also addressed controversy over her casting on The BacheloretteCredit: tiktok/@jenntranx
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Jenn Trann (not pictured) appeared on The Bachelor, competing for the heart of Joey Graziadi, seen at CMA Fest 2024Credit: The Mega Agency
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In a trailer for The Bachelorette, Jenn Tran held back tears as suitor Sam N asked her to be his girlfriend, seen aboveCredit: ABC
