Bachelor Nation’s Sean Lowe is “boycotting” the franchise following the departure of its longtime host, Chris Harrison.
08.06.2021 - 21:37 / usmagazine.com
Fans hoping for Chris Harrison to return to The Bachelor were likely concerned when the longtime host hired lawyer Bryan J. Freedman amid the fallout from his controversial interview with Rachel Lindsay.
Harrison, 49, made headlines in February after he told Lindsay, 36, that viewers should have “compassion” and “grace” for Bachelor season 25 contestant Rachael Kirkconnell, who was under fire for her attending a party on a plantation in 2018 and other past racially insensitive photos.
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Bachelor Nation’s Sean Lowe is “boycotting” the franchise following the departure of its longtime host, Chris Harrison.
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