Former “Bachelor” contestant Jenn Tran is set to make television history as the first Asian woman to lead ABC’s “The Bachelorette.”
Tran, a 26-year-old aspiring physician assistant from Miami, expressed gratitude and reflected on the milestone during the “Bachelor” finale. She highlighted the significance of Asian representation in media, noting its scarcity and the prevalent use of Asians in supporting or stereotypical roles.
Image source: Instagram/Jenn Tran
Tran initially appeared on Season 28 of "The Bachelor," competing for the affection of tennis pro Joey Graziadei. However, their on-screen romance ended before the finale, leading to Tran's elimination.
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The finale revealed that Graziadei is now engaged to Kelsey Anderson. Prior to their engagement in Tulum, finalist Daisy Kent departed, stating, “You’re not my person,” before leaving the show.
Image source: Instagram/Jenn Tran
With her "Bachelor" journey behind her, Tran expressed her excitement about becoming the main character of her own story. She's ready to find love with a partner who shares her reliability and thoughtfulness.
Image source: Instagram/Jenn Tran
Tran's journey as the lead of "The Bachelorette" is set to air in the summer, where she'll have the opportunity to find her perfect match among the contestants.
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