After the Final Rose: What Happened to the First Black Bachelorette? | True Celebrity Stories

If the name Rachel Lindsay doesn't ring a bell, just think of her as the first Black Bachelorette. Back in 2017, Rachel was a contestant on the twenty-first season of The Bachelor, fighting for hottie and Bachelor Nation favorite Nick Viall's heart. Although she snagged the lucky first impression rose on night one, Rachel ended up coming in third on season 21. Thankfully, the fans loved attorney Rachel's no-nonsense vibe so much that ABC decided to make her the new Bachelorette - their first Black lead ever in Bachelor history. Thanks to her historic position, Rachel's led a pretty public life since finishing the show - but where is she now, and where is her hot Miami hubby?

If you're a reality TV fan, chances are you've seen at least one season of ABC's iconic franchise, The Bachelorette. Previously hosted by longtime presenter Chris Harrison, The Bachelor and The Bachelorette are two of the most famous reality TV shows ever, and they've made some pretty big stars out of contestants on the series. Whether they're getting famous for finding love or losing it, The Bachelorette franchise has made several women into stars, and even more into villains. On The Bachelorette, one lucky woman has the chance to date twenty-some guys to try and figure out which is the man of her dreams. While more seasons have ended in heartbreak than love, season thirteen bachelorette Rachel Lindsay seems to be one of the lucky ones.

[crystalgayles]

Love her, she also did a mtv show called Ghosted: Love Gone Missing

[beebee__]

The "Eric" you showed at 5:05 was actually on Gabby and Rachel Recchia's season

[colmekaglass]

And there will never be another one or a black bachelor