Chris Harrison Reveals Why There Wasn’t an ‘After the Final Rose’ Special After Tayshia Adams’ ‘Bachelorette’ Finale

Eli Countryman “The Bachelor” and “The Bachelorette” host Chris Harrison is getting a big head.Harrison now has his own bobbleheads thanks to the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum.“I feel like I’ve finally made it by having a Bobblehead,” Harrison said of the new collectables. “These are so fun and the perfect addition to any dramatic event.”One of the two new items features Harrison sitting next to a rose bouquet and a group of candles, which light up.

Bachelor franchise host Chris Harrison might be gearing up to accept his own final rose and fans are not having it. On Tuesday, the New York Post's Page Six broke the news that Harrison "is building a home in a wealthy enclave of Austin, Texas — a long, long way from L.A., where the show usually tapes." Harrison took an unprecedented hiatus from the show during the most reason season of The Bachelorette to drop his son, Joshua, off at college in Texas.

"The Bachelor" franchise due to his impending move from Los Angeles to Texas. However, TMZ reports that Chris isn't going anywhere and will commute between the Austin area and Los Angeles, where the long-running ABC dating series films.Chris, who's from Texas, is moving partly due to a partnership deal with a local brewery, the report says.

Bachelor career. After reported on December 29 that Harrison is moving to Austin, Texas, fans immediately started to question what that means for Bachelor Nation. Here's the thing: while looked a little different because of COVID-19 regulations, the usual is in Malibu, California. Fans were not okay.

Variety reported that he would — for the first time in the long history of either “The Bachelor” or “The Bachelorette” — miss several episodes of “The Bachelorette” and be replaced temporarily by Season 12 contestant JoJo Fletcher.He explained to viewers that he was just taking a break to take his son Joshua to college, and it would take some time to return to set because COVID procedures — which have allowed the spit-swapping show to continue shooting despite the pandemic — required him to

and The Bachelorette be without Chris Harrison? This dude has been lurking on set of ABC's long-running reality franchise for years, but his future as host appears to be uncertain amid reports that he's packing his bags and moving to Texas. was the first to report this news, saying that Chris is building a home in Austin's trendy Barton Creek area.

Chris Harrison taking his final bow in Bachelor Nation? Some fans think so.Rumors swirled around the longtime reality TV host, 49, on Tuesday, December 29, after The New York Post’s Page Six reported that he’s moving to Austin, Texas.

Ben Smith, Brendan Morais and Ivan Hall have all dished about their respective splits from Tayshia Adams after the Tuesday, December 22, finale of The Bachelorette.“It was a lot of coming and going, but I will say I don’t regret anything,” Tayshia, 30, told Us Weekly exclusively about her two-part finale on Wednesday, December 23. “I think if that’s how I felt in the moment, then it’s what I needed to do in order to get the closure that I needed.

and gave Bachelor Nation one of the most beautiful engagements in franchise history between and Zac Clark. Like I said, perfect…except for the fact that there was no After the Final Rose special! Fans were not happy about it.

, and in case you're one of the .001 percent of the population that missed it: Tayshia got engaged! To Zac Clark! In other words, the show followed its usual highly romantic pattern—but one thing was different than the norm: ABC didn't air an After the Final Rose episode.Usually, AFR would be an opportunity for Tayshia and Zac to have their first in-person interview as a couple—not to mention a chance for Tayshia to get some post-show closure with her exes.

Tayshia Adams and Zac Clark after the final rose. Though viewers didn't get a post-engagement update from the couple on Tuesday's finale (for the first time in YEARS, but that's the pandemic, for you), the pair are still happily together. «I am committed to this [relationship],» Zac said in an interview with «Not just for today, but forever.»«Zac is my person,» Tayshia added.

Jacob Roloff’s wife, Isabel Sofia Rock, showed her support after he claimed he was molested as a child while filming Little People, Big World.“When Jacob and I started dating, I got a taste of what being in the public eye means,” the artist, 24, wrote via Instagram on Saturday, December 19.

Chris Harrison is preparing for an explosive finale of “The Bachelorette”.

is coming up — and if you can't wait to find out what happens, Chris Harrison has you covered. The producers of are inviting fans to celebrate the drama of Season 16 with a stay-at-home viewing party hosted by Harrison and Sourced Craft Cocktails Founder Tim Angelillo. The exclusive Zoom event will take place on Tuesday, Dec. 22 at 7 p.m.

Chris Harrison is opening up about diversity within the “Bachelor”/”Bachelorette” franchise.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentSPOILER ALERT: Do not read ahead if you have not watched the episode of “The Bachelorette” that aired on Dec. 14 on ABC.This season of “The Bachelorette” has been billed as the most dramatic season ever.