Rachel Lindsay was The Bachelorette's first black leading lady. A lot of people were troubled that it took until Season 13 for that to happen.
Now, Rachel is engaged, but she's not optimistic about the chances of seeing another black Bachelorette in the near future.
The Bachelor's coveted hometown dates begin tonight, with Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s final four women introducing them to their families.
According to one woman who's been on both sides of this Bachelor milestone, however, three of them might as well not even bother ...
We all make mistakes. Most of us don't have our mistakes broadcast on international television. But the whole world saw Rachel Lindsay choose Bryan Abasolo.
They're still together though, and Rachel's talking about wedding plans.
Vanessa Grimaldi won Nick Viall's heart and hand on The Bachelor -- well, until they broke up, anyway. But the thing about winning a competition is that some people make friends along the way, and others make enemies.
It's been rumored for a long time that Rachel Lindsay was among the enemies that Vanessa made. Or, at the very least, that the two of them didn't get along.
We hope you're sitting down for this.
We hope you aren't operating any heavy machinery.
Dean Unglert went from everyone's blue eyed dream to making a lot of people upset on Bachelor in Paradise. Why? Well ... love triangle shenanigans, basically.
Those shenanigans came to an end on Monday night's episode with a breakup that didn't really make anybody happy.
If you were to ask Rachel Lindsay, DeMario Jackson has a lot in common with Jon Snow.
Because he came back from the dead? Because he may be the Prince That Was Promised?
Rachel Lindsay's final choice on The Bachelorette was not exactly popular within the Bachelor Nation.
Though Rachel and Bryan Abasolo are still together and engaged, a lot of fans didn't approve of the union, thinking that, basically, Bryan Abasolo just says whatever Rachel wants to hear and wondering how long that could last.
Rachel Lindsay and Bryan Abasolo hate to disappoint the critics.
But they have news for anyone who thought their Bachelorette-inspired love was nothing but a reality show creation:
