Clare Crawley’s Bachelorette Season Is Moving Forward In Palm Springs With New Suitors — Meet Them HERE!

the most dramatic season ever.The Bachelor Nation rumor-mill has been turning since this weekend about what has gone down since Clare Crawley’s season resumed production after shutting down abruptly in March due to the coronavirus, but so far no official word has come down from the network or the studios as to what is really going on behind the scenes.

Ben Higgins can definitely relate to Clare Crawley‘s Bachelorette experience, the season 11 Bachelor revealed during the Tuesday, August 4, episode of the “Almost Famous” podcast.“Two days in, I was like, ‘Holy cow this girl is fantastic, and she is — Lauren [Bushnell]’s fantastic. But I told the show that.

is giving fans their first look at Clare Crawley in action. The show has released two seconds-long promos for Crawley's upcoming season, just as ET learned Tayshia Adams has stepped in as her replacement. The first promo, shared on Instagram on Monday evening, shows Crawley posing in a white one-shoulder gown.

shot at love for Tayshia Adams? Season 16 of The Bachelorette is shaking things up.While ABC has yet to publicly comment on reports that Tayshia, 29, is replacing Clare Crawley as the season 16 lead, a source confirms to Us Weekly that Tayshia is in fact at La Quinta Resort in Palm Springs, California, where the show is currently filming.

The next season of "The Bachelorette" might be looking very different. In an unprecedented move, Season 16 star Clare Crawley -- who just began filming her season after production was suspended for months due to the coronavirus pandemic -- has reportedly left the show.

The Bachelorette may really be the most dramatic of all time. Clare Crawley‘s season was already making headlines when it became the first season filmed at a resort and not at the Bachelor mansion.

will still feature Clare Crawley's journey to find love, ET has learned. The news comes amid rumors she's been replaced as lead by Tayshia Adams. ABC and Warner Bros.

Season 16 of The Bachelorette is shaping up to be one of the most dramatic ever.

Clare Crawley has only been filming her season of the “Bachelorette” for two weeks but producers are already in scramble mode. “Last weekend, producers reached out to backup ‘Bachelorette’ contestants who had been vetted for Clare’s season but were ultimately not cast to film at La Quinta [Resort],” an insider told Us Weekly on Friday.

Bachelor fan account rounded up a bunch of posts from Clare's first round of exes, including from contestant Tien Yang, who posted a photo of a sunset and wrote “Found a slightly more diverse hangout."He also to an Instagram comment saying, “Really disappointed that you’re not going to be on Clare’s season. It would’ve been nice to see Asian representation in the bachelor pool,” replying “Agreed, I’m rooting for Joe [Park].

The Bachelorette is going to look like? Freakin' weird, thats what. ABC's long-running reality show just started filming Clare's season after , and things already seem different—at least judging from this video.

the Facebook post that these men “may” be on this season.

Matt James confirmed that he plans to watch Clare Crawley’s season of The Bachelorette, which he was originally set to compete on before being named the next Bachelor.“I’m tuned in!” the real estate broker, 28, wrote in an Instagram comment on Wednesday, July 15, adding emojis of popcorn and a shooting star.

Matt James has nothing but love and support for Clare Crawley's upcoming season of. James was originally cast on Crawley's season of the show before the coronavirus pandemic halted production.

Clare Crawley's new crop of men! The coronavirus outbreak forced production on Crawley's season of to shut down just hours before she was supposed to meet her suitors at the Bachelor mansion in March.

Meet Clare Crawley‘s new crop of men! The coronavirus outbreak forced production on Crawley’s season of “The Bachelorette” to shut down just hours before she was supposed to meet her suitors at the Bachelor mansion in March. Over three months later, Crawley is gearing up to start filming again — with a new cast.

Clare Crawley's new crop of men! The coronavirus outbreak forced production on Crawley's season of to shut down just hours before she was supposed to meet her suitors at the Bachelor mansion in March.