Rachel Lindsay Says The Bachelorette Purposefully Cast Black Men Who ‘Didn't Date Black Women’

Chris Harrison has been ousted from The Bachelor franchise, and Rachel Lindsay has something to say about it!

Rachel Lindsay is speaking out.

A shocking exit. Former Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay revealed that she was surprised Chris Harrison was let go from The Bachelor franchise after nearly 20 years.

Former "Bachelorette" Rachel Lindsay spoke out following the departure of longtime host Chris Harrison.  On Tuesday, the franchise’s host since 2002 confirmed he will not return to helm any of the upcoming "Bachelor" shows.The news comes following a controversy about racism that rocked the previous season and saw Harrison take a step back from the show after receiving backlash for an interview he did with Lindsay at the time.  On "Extra" Tuesday, Lindsay spoke with co-host Billy Bush about the

Rachel Lindsay is speaking out after Chris Harrison's franchise exit. The 36-year-old former Bachelorettebroke her silence on the TV host's departure, expressing that she was not expecting him to leave the longtime-running hit shows.«I gotta say, I am [shocked].

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Rachel Lindsay got candid about how her season of The Bachelorette influenced her being labeled as the “angry Black female” — and it involves disgraced host, Chris Harrison.

Rachel Riley was positively glowing on Friday night as she enjoyed a rare date night with husband Pasha Kovalev. The Countdown star looked gorgeous in a figure-hugging black dress as she cradled her blossoming baby bump at a Cabaret All Stars show in London.

Rachel Lindsay is reflecting on an incident involving Chris Harrison that led to her being labelled an “angry Black female in Bachelor Nation”. 

Not holding back! Rachel Lindsay got honest about how her season of The Bachelorette played a role in her being labeled “an angry black female” — and revealed how Chris Harrison was involved.

 The O.C. star Rachel Bilson has apologised to co-star and director Tate Donovan for behaving like an “asshole” on set.Bilson played Summer Roberts in the iconic ’00s show, and made her apology to Donovan when he appeared on Bilson and co-star Melinda Clark’s Welcome to the OC, Bitches! podcast.“You went on to direct us on The O.C.

Rachel Lindsay spilled some hot  tea during her appearance on Showtime's  on Sunday night. When comedian Ziwe Fumudoh asked Lindsay if she faced any backlash for ending up with a white suitor during her season, a move that the other Black leads followed as well, the reality star admitted it was something she was worried about.«I think I got a little bit more grace because I was the first and people were just excited that a person of color was in this role,» she said.

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