martes, 30 de noviembre de 2021

Bath & Body Works Just Dropped 6 Limited-Edition Candles With All-New Scents

It’s Giving Tuesday, the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving that’s dedicated to giving back. Whether it’s a local community coat drive or a donation to a major healthcare organization like Planned Parenthood, the day encourages us all to take a moment — especially after Black Friday shopping. To celebrate, Bath & Body Works launched six new candles and a partnership with Feeding America.

When and how you shop the new candles doesn’t make a difference in the company’s donation — it’s already happened. Bath & Body Works made a $500,000 donation to help provide at least five million meals to families experiencing hunger through Feeding America. You can donate too, as much as you’re able this year. Then, head to Bath & Body Works and shop six new candles — two of which are only in stores. Each has a cute “giving” name but sorry, there’s no Giving Cher.

Below are the four available online now and check this space for even more candle goodness this week.

Bath & Body Works. give cheer

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Strawberry Sparkler 3-Wick Candle

With strawberry prosecco, rose water and vanilla bean essential oils.

Bath & Body Works. give warmth

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Marble Chocolate Cupcake 3-Wick Candle

With sweet cocoa, milk chocolate and vanilla glaze essential oils.

Bath & Body Works. give peace

Bath & Body Works.

Mahogany Vanilla 3-Wick Candle

With vanilla, bergamot and sandalwood essential oils.

Bath & Body Works. give thanks

Bath & Body Works.

Fresh Winter Air 3-Wick Candle

With citrus, peppermint and cold evergreen essential oils.

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Michelle’s ‘Bachelorette’ Cast Includes Clint Eastwood’s Grandson & the Next Bachelor—Meet Her Contestants

Round two! The Bachelorette 2021 contestants for Michelle Young’s season are here, and her cast includes a former “Bachelor” and someone she may already know.

Michelle Young, a 28-year-old teacher from Edina, Minnesota, was announced as the season 18 Bachelorette at The Bachelor season 25 “After the Final Rose” special in March 2021. Michelle was the runner-up on Matt James‘ season of The Bachelor.  Michelle’s season is airing just months after the finale of The Bachelorette season 17, which starred Katie Thurston, a 30-year-old bank marketing manager from Renton, Washington, who came in 10th place on Matt’s season. Michelle, who postponed filming for her season of The Bachelorette until the summer so she wouldn’t have to leave her students, will be the second Bachelorette this year, making 2021 one of the few years with two Bachelorette seasons.

According to Reality Steve, Michelle was the first choice to be the season 17 Bachelorette but because of her job as a fifth grade teacher, she didn’t want to leave her students during the school year like she did on Matt’s Bachelor season, so ABC postponed filming for her until the summer when school is out. While Michelle was still in school, Katie filmed her Bachelorette season, which is why there were two Bachelorettes in 2021.

In her bio for Matt’s Bachelor season, Michelle, who is a former Division I basketball player, described her “dream man” as someone who is “confident but not cocky.” “Admittedly, she is an over-worker and says she is here because she is ready to find love and a man with whom to start a family,” the bio reads. “As a partner, she describes herself as loyal, compassionate and supportive, and shows love through acts of service. Her dream man is confident but not cocky and will look at her as his equal in all things.”

The bio continues, “When Michelle’s not working, she loves to spend time with friends hiking and wine tasting. She is very adventurous in life and in appetite; she says that all of her favorite restaurants are local food trucks. Michelle has big dreams for the future and says she wants a man by her side that is supportive and driven to make the world a better place. She is looking for the superman to her superwoman.”

In an interview Entertainment Tonight in October 2021, Michelle explained that she wanted to find a love like her parents’ on The Bachelorette. “Growing up just with my parents, seeing how they treated each other through stressful times, I mean life is not always easy but the fact that they have been married for so long and they still laugh so hard? I am not going to settle for anything less,” she said. “That is what I am going to look for.” She continued. “Finding a relationship where it is not going to fade out. You can’t predict everything that is going to happen to you in your relationship but knowing that I have a person that is going to stick it out and has that same mindset is incredibly important.”

Tayshia Adams, who hosted Michelle’s Bachelorette season with Kaitlyn Bristowe, teased to Entertainment Tonight in October 2021 that Michelle’s finale is unlike any recent Bachelorette finale. “How it ends? I don’t think we’ve seen an ending like what happens in a couple of seasons now,” Tayshia said. “We’ve seen a lot. So there’s a lot of highs and lows. It’s all good things. I would just say she definitely leans into her heart and puts it all out on the line.”

So that’s what we know about Michelle’s dream man. But who will win her season? Meet The Bachelorette 2021 contestants for Michelle’s season ahead. (Shout out to Reality Steve for the research.) The Bachelorette season 18 cast looks like it’s full of characters, and we can’t wait.

Alec Thompson

Alec, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 29

Hometown: Forest, VA

Alec graduated from the Virginia Military Institute in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, according to his Linkedin. His current job is as a project engineer for Palmetto Railways in Charleston, South Carolina, where he lives. He’s previously worked for the Norfolk Southern Corporation. He’s also assisted at the Special Olympics. His Instagram handle is @alec_barrett_thompson.

Brandon Kieffer

Brandon K., "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 29

Hometown: Sulphur, LA

Brandon currently lives in Austin, Texas. He graduated from Vanderbilt University in 2019. He was a student at the Owen Graduate School of Management. He’s a brand ambassador for SkinnyPop from Amplify Snack Brands. His Instagram handle is @brandon.Kieffer.

Will

Will, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 29

Hometown: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Trevor Abrams

Trevor, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 26

Hometown: Rocklin, CA

Trevor played minor league baseball for the San Francisco Giants. His Instagram handle is @trevortimee.

Spencer Williams

Spencer, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 25

Hometown: Cleveland, OH

Spencer has a son named Bray. His Instagram handle is @trill_swill.

Ryan Fox

Ryan, "The Bachelorette" 2021

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Age: 30

Hometown: Sanger, CA

Though not an official Bachelor, Ryan was a “Bachelor” in February 2020 for the franchise’s “Bachelor Live on Stage Tour” hosted by Becca Kufrin and Ben Higgins. His Instagram handle is @ryanmichaelfox.

Romeo Alexander

Romeo, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 32

Hometown: New York, NY

Romeo, whose Instagram is @prince.Romeo.Alexander, is a data scientist at Ramp, a finance company. He graduated from Harvard University with a bachelor’s in mathematics. He also earned a PhD in atmosphere ocean sciences and mathematics from New York University.

Rodney Mathews

Rodney, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 29

Hometown: Rancho Cucamonga, CA

Rodney currently lives in Los Angeles. He played football for Fresno State University. He currently works as a sales representative for Cintas. His Instagram handle is @rcmathews26.

Rick Leach

Rick, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 32

Hometown: Munroe Falls, OH

Rick currently lives in Los Angeles. His Instagram handle is @kcirjr13.

PJ Henderson

PJ, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 30

Hometown: Austin, TX

PJ played football at Lamar University and works as a firefighter and EMt. His brother Bakari was killed by strangers in Greece in 2017. After his death, PJ and his family created the Bakari Foundation, which provides travel experiences for families who have lost loved ones. His Instagram handle is @juan_guapo8.

Peter Izzo

Peter, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 26

Hometown: Bellmore, NY

Peter is from New York but lives in Port St. Joe, Florida, where he owns the restaurant Peters Pizzeria. His Instagram handle is @peter___izzo.

Pardeep Singh

Pardeep, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 30

Hometown: Brooklyn, NY

Pardeep graduated from Binghamton University in 2013 with a degree in neuroscience. He graduated from Columbia University in 2019 with another degree in neurobiology and neurosciences. He works as an associate research scientist for Astellas Pharmas US. He’s also the host of the podcast “Deep Thoughts.” His Instagram handle is @scientistfrombrooklyn.

Olumide Onajide

Olumide, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 28

Hometown: Woodland Park, NJ

Olumide graduated from Rutgers University in 2016 with a bachelor’s degree in public and nonprofit administration. He graduated from the same university in 2018 with a master’s in the same subject. While at Rutgers, he was also on the men’s basketball team. His current job is as a field system analyst for OTG Management. His Instagram handle is @kingolu30.

Nayte Olukoya

Nayte, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 27

Hometown: Winnipeg, MB

Nayte is from Manitoba, but currently lives in Austin, Texas. He graduated from Eastern Washington University and works as a senior account executive at Indeed. His Instagram handle is @kingbanatunde.

Mollique Johnson

Mollique, "The Bachelorette" 2021

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Age: 36

Hometown: Jameshill, Jamaica

Mollique is from Jamica but currently lives in San Diego, where he works as the assistant director of operations at San Diego State University. He graduated from Southern Connecticut State University in 2008 with a degree in psychology. He earned a master’s of education from Springfield College in 2010. His Instagram handle is @molliquejohnson.

Michael Sambol

Michael, "The Bachelorette" 2021

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Age: 30

Hometown: Omaha, NE

Michael, whose Instagram handle is @mikesambol, graduated from Georgia Tech in 2014 and works as a software engineer for Intuit.

Martin Gelbspan

Martin, "The Bachelorette" 2021

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Age: 28

Hometown: Cordoba, Argentina

Martin, whose Instagram is @gelbspan, is from Argentina, but lives in Miami, Florida. He works as a personal trainer for his own company, Gelbspan Fitness, according to his Linkedin. He graduated from Florida International University in 2014 with a bachelor’s in kinesiology and exercise science.

LT Murray

LT, "The Bachelorette" 2021

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Age: 38

Hometown: Bellevue, WA

LT, whose Instagram is @ltmurrayiv, is a personal trainer. He’s also the grandson of actor and director Clint Eastwood. His mother is Clint’s eldest daughter, Laurie Eastwood. “I’ve been doing some writing but I want my own show!” LT told Radar Online in 2019.

Leroy Arthur

Leroy, "The Bachelorette" 2021

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Age: 27

Hometown: Durham, NC

Leroy graduated from UNC Chapel Hill in 2019. He’s currently a graduate student in biomedical engineering at UNT Dallas. His Instagram handle is @elroi.Andretti.

Jomarri Gable

Jomarri, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 26

Hometown: Portland, OR

Jomarri works as a personal trainer. His Instagram handle is @jomarrigable.

Joel Wilkinson

Joel, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 31

Hometown: Prescott, AZ

Joel works as a physical therapist. His Instagram handle is @joel__pt.

Joe Coleman

Joe, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 28

Hometown: Minneapolis, MN

Joel is the former Mr. Minnesota Basketball and played basketball at the University of Minnesota. According to Reality Steve, there are rumors that Michelle and Joel know each other from playing college basketball. His Instagram handle is @jcol3.

Jamie Skaar

Jamie, "The Bachelorette" 2021

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Age: 32

Hometown: Tacoma, WA

Jamie founded the indoor air purification system Sanctuaire. His Instagram handle is @jamieskaar24.

Jack Russell

Jack, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 30

Hometown: Greensboro, NC

Jack, whose Instagram is @jackrussellnottheterrier, was in the United States army for five years after he graduated from college. He’s from North Carolina but currently lives in Pennsylvania. He’s a current student at the Wharton School of Business for his master’s in business administration.

Garrett Aida

Garrett, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 33

Hometown: Salt Lake City, UT

Garrett graduated from Brigham Young University in 2013 with a degree in mechanical engineering. He’s the co-founder of the company Dark Energy, which is a manufacturer of customized mobile devices. His Instagram handle is @garrettaida.

Eric Tai

Eric, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 25

Hometown: Bridgewater, New Jersey

Eric lives in New York City. He works in private equity at Hermes GPE, according to his Linkedin. He plays tennis and graduated from UNC Chapel Hill in 2018. His Instagram handle is @eric_tai15.

Edward Naranjo

Edward, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 27

Hometown: Brownsville, TX

Edward, whose Instagram is @NaranjoEdward, is an actor and personal trainer. He’s from Brownsville, Texas, but currently lives in Los Angeles. He’s represented by NTA Models, NTA Talent and Raw Connects Management.

Daniel Tully

Daniel, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 26

Hometown: Austin, TX

Daniel, whose Instagram is @danieltully, is a real estate agent and firefighter in Austin, Texas. He was originally cast for season 17 of The Bachelorette with Katie Thurston.

Clayton Echard

Clayton, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 28

Hometown: Eureka, MO

Clayton graduated from the University of Missouri, Columbia, in 2015 with a degree in health professions and related clinical sciences. He also played football for the university. He currently works as a sales representative for Stryker. His Instagram handle is @claytonechard. Clayton is also the season 27 Bachelor after he didn’t win Michelle’s season. According to a September 2021 report by The Hollywood Reporter, several contestants from The Bachelorette season 17 with Katie Thurston—including Greg Grippo and Andrew Spencer—were considered to be the next Bachelor, but in the end, ABC decided on Clayton because he has a story that “resonated most with producers, who leaned toward giving the newcomer a second chance. Meet his contestants.

Christopher Gallant

Christopher G., "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 27

Hometown: Halifax, Nova Scotia

His Instagram handle is @thechrisgallant.

Chris Sutton

Chris S., "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 28

Hometown: New Orleans, LA

Chris was born and raised in New Orleans. His Instagram handle is @chris_sutton1.

Casey Woods

Casey, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 36

Hometown: Parkland, FL

Casey works as a producer and songwriter. His website is caseydilla.com. His Instagram handle is @caseydillamusic.

Bryan Witzmann

Bryan, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

Age: 30

Hometown: Houlton, WI

Bryan graduated from South Dakota State University, where he played football. He’s a former offensive lineman for the Kansas City Chiefs. He played in 16 games for the chiefs in 2017 and has played for nine different NFL teams. His Instagram handle is @witz76.

Brett Parker

Brett, "The Bachelorette" 2021

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Age: 29

Hometown: Houston, TX

His Instagram handle is @parker_brett.

Brandon Jones

Brandon J., "The Bachelorette" 2021

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Age: 26

Hometown: Portland, OR

Brandon’s Instagram handle is @bmacjones. In his Instagram bio, he included a quote from J Cole: “I am here to spread a message of hope.”

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This Is Who Wins Michelle’s ‘Bachelorette’ Season—& Who She Almost Chose in the End

Since she was announced as the season 18 Bachelorette, fans had one question on their mind: Who is The Bachelorette 2021 winner for Michelle‘s season and are they engaged and still together?

Michelle Young, a 27-year-old teacher from Edina, Minnesota, was a contestant on The Bachelor season 25 with Matt James, where she was the runner-up. Michelle was confirmed as the season 18 Bachelorette during the season 25 “After the Final Rose” special, where guest host Emmanuel Acho announced Michelle and Katie Thurston, who was eliminated in 10th place on Matt’s Bachelor season, as the next Bachelorettes. Katie, who was the season 17 Bachelorette, aired her season from June to August 2021. Michelle’s season will air from October to December 2021.

According to Reality Steve, Michelle was the first choice to be the season 17 Bachelorette but because of her job as a fifth grade teacher, she didn’t want to leave her students during the school year like she did on Matt’s Bachelor season, so ABC postponed filming for her until the summer when school is out. While Michelle was still in school, Katie filmed her Bachelorette season, which is why there were two Bachelorettes in 2021.

In an interview Entertainment Tonight in October 2021, Michelle explained that she wanted to find a love like her parents’ on The Bachelorette. “Growing up just with my parents, seeing how they treated each other through stressful times, I mean life is not always easy but the fact that they have been married for so long and they still laugh so hard? I am not going to settle for anything less,” she said. “That is what I am going to look for.” She continued. “Finding a relationship where it is not going to fade out. You can’t predict everything that is going to happen to you in your relationship but knowing that I have a person that is going to stick it out and has that same mindset is incredibly important.”

Tayshia Adams, who hosted Michelle’s Bachelorette season with Kaitlyn Bristowe, also teased to Entertainment Tonight in October 2021 that Michelle’s finale is unlike any recent Bachelorette finale. “How it ends? I don’t think we’ve seen an ending like what happens in a couple of seasons now,” Tayshia said. “We’ve seen a lot. So there’s a lot of highs and lows. It’s all good things. I would just say she definitely leans into her heart and puts it all out on the line.”

So…who is The Bachelorette 2021 winner for Michelle‘s season? Read on to find out who Michelle ends up with and picks in The Bachelorette season 18 finale and whether she and her Bachelorette winner are engaged and still together. Like everything in Bachelor Nation, Michelle’s journey to love is far from easy. (For more spoilers about Michelle’s Bachelorette season, click here.)

Who is The Bachelorette 2021 winner for Michelle’s season?

Nayte, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: ABC/Craig Sjodin.

So…who is The Bachelorette 2021 winner for Michelle’s season? The winner is Nayte Olukoya, a 27-year-old sales executive from Austin, Texas, according to Reality Steve. Brandon Jones, a 26-year-old traveling nurse recruiter from Portland, Oregon, was her runner-up. Her other final four contestants were Joe Coleman, a 28-year-old real estate developer from Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Rodney Mathews, a 29-year-old sales rep from Rancho Cucamonga, California.

Because Nayte received Michelle’s First Impression Rose, this makes him the seventh Bachelorette winner to receive the First Impression Rose after Dale Moss (season 16, Clare Crawley); Garrett Yrigoyen (season 14, Becca Kufrin); Bryan Abasolo (season 13, Rachel Lindsay); Shawn Booth (season 11, Kaitlyn Bristowe); Roberto Martinez (season 6, Ali Fedotowsky) and Jesse Csincsak (season 4, DeAnna Pappas.)

Are Michelle and Nayte still together and engaged after The Bachelorette 2021?

Yes, Michelle and Nayte are still together and engaged after The Bachelorette, according to Reality Steve. Nayte proposed to Michelle during the Final Rose Ceremony in Punta de Mita, Mexico, where Michelle filmed her Fantasy Suites. Michelle accepted Nayte’s proposal and gave him her Final Rose.

It’s unclear what Michelle’s engagement ring from Nayte looks like, but it’s almost certain that the ring was designed by Neil Lane, a celebrity jeweler, who has created engagement rings for The Bachelor, The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise since 2008.

 In a 2016 interview with Entertainment Weekly, former host Chris Harrison revealed that Bachelor Nation couples have to stay together for a certain amount of time, otherwise they have to return the free engagement ring to Neil Lane. “There’s some rule, after a certain number of years, you get to keep it anyway,” he said. “But after months… it goes back.”

Lane told StyleCaster in 2016 that he doesn’t know where the rings go, but that he designs them with the hope that the couple to stays together. “I make rings hoping that people stay together forever, but after they get the ring, I don’t have a say in it, and what happens after that, I don’t know,” he said. “Where the ring goes, I have to say, I don’t really know. I just say it goes to ring heaven.”

Who is Nayte from The Bachelorette 2021?

Nayte, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: Courtesy of ABC.

So who is Michelle’s Bachelorette 2021 winner? Nayte is from Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada, but currently lives in Austin, Texas. He graduated from Eastern Washington University in 2019 with a bachelor’s of arts in business administration and a minor in African American history, according to his Linkedin. After graduation, he worked as an account executive at Indeed before he was promoted to senior account executive in January 2021. Nayte has also worked as a bartender at Press in Spokane, Washington, and a sales representative for AT&T in Cheney, Washington. He also has a volunteer experience as a teacher’s aid for Omaha Public Schools and a caregiver for Oberlin House.

In his Bachelorette bio, Nayte, who is 6 foot, 8 inches, talked about how he’s looking for a “teammate for life.” “When you walk into a room, it’s hard not to notice Nayte. He has a smile that sparkles like the stars, he is always the life of the party; and to boot, he is a 6-foot, eight-inch Adonis of a man,” his bio reads. “Nayte doesn’t have trouble meeting women, but as he edges closer to 30, he’s more focused on finding a long-lasting relationship that will go the distance. His dream woman is outgoing, spontaneous and has enough swagger of her own to keep up with him. He’s looking for a connection filled with heat and for someone who will be just as passionate about him as he is about her. Nayte is looking for a teammate for life and is confident that Michelle may just be the one he’s been waiting for.”

For his fun facts, Nayte listed the following:

– Nayte dreams of visiting the Taj Mahal.

– Nayte can’t dance to save his life.

– Nayte likes Edible Arrangements.

Who is The Bachelorette 2021, Michelle Young?

Michelle, "The Bachelorette" 2021

Image: ABC/Sami Drasin.

In case you don’t know by now: Michelle Young is The Bachelorette 2021 for season 18. Michelle, a 27-year-old teacher from Edina, Minnesota, was a contestant on The Bachelor season 25 with Matt James, where she was the runner-up. During the season 25 “After the Final Rose” special, Michelle and Katie Thurston, who was eliminated in 10th place on Matt’s Bachelor season, were announced as the next Bachelorettes. Katie, who was the season 17 Bachelorette, aired her season from June to August 2021. Michelle’s season will air from October to December 2021.

So who is The Bachelorette 2021, Michelle Young? Michelle was a Division 1 college basketball player and played Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois, from 2011 to 2015. Michelle’s current job is as a fifth grade teacher at an elementary school in Bloomington, Minnesota. She joined Instagram on April 2020, just a couple months before Matt’s Bachelor season premiered.

 In her Bachelor bio, Michelle describes herself as an “over-worker” and described her “dream man” as confident but not cocky.” “Admittedly, she is an over-worker and says she is here because she is ready to find love and a man with whom to start a family,” Michelle’s Bachelor bio reads. “As a partner, she describes herself as loyal, compassionate and supportive, and shows love through acts of service. Her dream man is confident but not cocky and will look at her as his equal in all things.”

Her bio continues, “When Michelle’s not working, she loves to spend time with friends hiking and wine tasting. She is very adventurous in life and in appetite; she says that all of her favorite restaurants are local food trucks. Michelle has big dreams for the future and says she wants a man by her side that is supportive and driven to make the world a better place. She is looking for the superman to her superwoman and says that, together, she hopes that she and Matt can fall in love and change the world.”

For her fun facts, Michelle lists the following:

– Michelle is a catch-phrase queen.

– Michelle loves to go ice cream taste testing.

– Michelle is not into hot tub dates because they are too cliché.

The Bachelorette airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. on ABC. Here’s how to watch it for free.


"Bachelor Nation" by Amy Kaufman

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To get more of an inside scoop, check out Los Angeles Times writer Amy Kaufman’s book, Bachelor Nation: Inside the World of America’s Favorite Guilty Pleasure, for a deep dive into the Bachelor franchise. The book uncovers the secrets of Bachelor Nation, from how much the Bachelor and the Bachelorette are paid to the rules contestants have to follow, that producers don’t want fans to know. It’s a must-read for any Bachelor Nation member.

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