Every Bachelor Nation Star Who Has Competed on ‘Dancing With the Stars’

Holly Allen isn’t sitting at home mourning her split from Jackson Michie.

Get ready for Snoop Dogg in space.

Clare Crawley entered Bachelor Nation in 2014, she went through a very dark time. “There’s so much more background that I have never even talked about, even on that season of The Bachelor, that I held inside, that I didn’t share with the world,” the season 16 Bachelorette, 39, told hosts Rachel Lindsay and Becca Kufrin on the “Bachelor Happy Hour” podcast on June 23.

Ben Higgins may have given his final rose to Lauren Bushnell, but he found lasting love with Jessica Clarke.Bachelor Nation first met Higgins when he competed for Kaitlyn Bristowe’s heart on season 11 of The Bachelorette. After finishing in third place, ABC named the Colorado native the season 20 Bachelor.Higgins subsequently got down on one knee and proposed to Bushnell during the March 2016 finale.

Ben Higgins may go down as one of the most beloved Bachelors in the history of the ABC franchise, but season 20 still had a fair share of drama.After competing for Kaitlyn Bristowe’s heart on season 11 of The Bachelorette in 2015, the Colorado native went on his own journey for love and fell for Lauren Bushnell and … JoJo Fletcher.

Chris Soules and Victoria Fuller were spotted having lunch on Friday, June 21, in Virginia Beach — the town where Fuller, 26, grew up.“Loved having the cutest Bachelor couple join us for lunch today,” the Leaping Lizard Cafe’s Instagram account captioned a photo of the couple on Friday. “Thanks for coming.”In the pic, the former Bachelor, 38, has his arm around the reality star’s back.

The Bachelor, doesn’t always stay on The Bachelor! While many couples have found — or lost — love on the reality TV dating franchise over the years, others have met their match within Bachelor Nation after their season ended.From Kaitlyn Bristowe moving on with Jason Tartick after her broken engagement to Shawn Booth, to Elizabeth Kitt and Ty Brown welcoming their first child together in April 2018, Us Weekly is taking a look back at the couples who got together outside of the show.Scroll down

If Bachelor producers had their way, Jason Tartick would have proposed to Kaitlyn Bristowe during The Bachelor: Greatest of All Time! this week.

shirtless selfie taken with his iPhone and captioned it, "Because I get dumped AGAIN on National TV tonight," a reference to the re-airing of Kaitlyn Bristowe's season of "The Bachelorette" in which she turned down his marriage proposal.Many fans commented on his appearance in the snapshot, writing things like, "90lbs soaking wet… I am sure there is a steak with your name on it," "Noooo nooo don't like this look.

Lauren Zima, adding there wasn't "any pressure" and producers simply wanted to "make it special" (ahem, and get those ratings).Apparently, Jason gave some thought to the idea, but ended up shooting it down "after about a day of thinking." Why, you ask? Other than maybe not wanting to get engaged over a Zoom call on national TV? A post shared by (@jason_tartick) on Jason tells ET that while The Bachelor franchise is part of his and Kaitlyn's "history" he didn't want to propose on a night that

Kaitlyn Bristowe believes that «this is different.» The former Bachelorette was a trailblazer on her 2015 season of the ABC dating show and believes Matt James' upcoming season of will also affect change. «I think the whole world is going to shift, and I think will be part of that shift,» Bristowe told ET's Lauren Zima on Monday. The 34-year-old and her boyfriend, Jason Tartick, said they were both hoping James would be  months before the announcement was made.

Kaitlyn Bristowe are ready to take the next step in their relationship — but that doesn't mean they want it broadcast on TV. As Tartick told ET's Lauren Zima on Monday, producers provided the opportunity for him to propose to Bristowe on Monday night's  (affectionately called ), but he didn't take them up on the offer. «They actually came to me asking me if I'd like to take this opportunity to propose,» he said.

The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons — Ever! revisited Kaitlyn Bristowe and Shawn Booth’s love story on Monday, June 15, but noticeably left out the moment he got down on one knee in 2015.Social media users took to Twitter to point out that the condensed version of season 11 of The Bachelorette opted not to include Booth, 31, proposing to Bristowe, 34.

Kaitlyn Bristowe will be competing on the next season of “Dancing with the Stars.” The former “Bachelorette” was offered an invitation by Chris Harrison during her special of “The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons -- Ever!” on Monday. Harrison, 48, had a dramatic lead up before he asked Bristowe, 34, if she would be on Season 29 of the dancing competition.

Kaitlyn Bristowe is set to compete on season 29 of Dancing With the Stars.Chris Harrison surprised the reality star, 34, with the news during the Monday, June 15, episode of The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons — Ever! after looking back on scenes from her 2015 stint as Bachelorette.After teasing that Bristowe’s boyfriend, Jason Tartick, was about to propose — she felt AirPods in his pocket and thought it was an engagement ring — Harrison, 48, turned to the “Off the Vine” podcast host and shared

Kaitlyn Bristowe‘s dancing dreams are coming true! The former Bachelorette got quite the surprise on Monday night’s episode of “The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons — Ever!” when Chris Harrison told her she’d be competing on the upcoming 29th season of “Dancing With the Stars”.

Rachel Lindsay is just one reality star who has been very vocal about racial injustices in the United States after the Black Lives Matter protests kicked off around the world this year. It all started with the death of George Floyd, who died while in police custody.

The Bachelor franchise lately? If so, you probably know that the franchise is in piping hot water at the moment because of its extreme lack of diversity and failure to make a statement about the . And it doesn't really help that former , or that by calling out ABC for making her the only black Bachelorette, and it looks like another alumn is following in her footsteps.

plumb for Bachelor Nation’s most emotional (and embarrassing) moments, you’ll notice the elephant in the room making itself all the more apparent: In 40 seasons over 18 years, there’s been only one (1!!!) Black lead cast in a Bachelor franchise. So, yeah.