Why Andi Dorfman Is ‘Bummed’ About ‘The Bachelorette’ Having 2 Leads

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has given fans an insight into her “chaotic” home life as she opened up about the challenges that come with living in such a remote part of Yorkshire. The Yorkshire Shepherdess runs Ravenseat Farm in the rural hills of Upper Swaledale, North Yorkshire - and although it is a rural location, Amanda admitted she finds a sense of ''peace in the countryside’’.

The recent 10th Durban Pride was smaller than in previous years but no less passionate about demanding LGBTIQ+ equality and safety from hate crimes.

Our Yorkshire Farm star posted pictures on her Instagram profile showing some of the sheep being sheared there. The mum-of-nine can be seen with a sheepdog in a vehicle before heading to some of the sheep. There are then several pictures of the sheep, which appear to be rams, going under the clippers.

Producer Randall Emmett is under fire for his treatment of Bruce Willis amid struggles with the actor’s health.

EXCLUSIVE: Amanda Brocato has been promoted to EVP, Live Events, and Corporate Strategies at Rosenfield Media Group. Formerly known as Amanda Sprague, Brocato will now be based in Austin, TX, overseeing Rosenfield Media Group’s presence in the territory and aggressively expanding its footprint within the capital city for both events and agency-driven corporate communications.

Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has detailed her "loneliness" since her shock split from her husband Clive, in her new book. The former couple, who have found fame on their Channel 5 show Our Yorkshire Farm, announced their separation earlier this month after 22 years of marriage and nine children.

star Mishael Morgan grew emotional after making history at the 49th annual Daytime Emmy Awards, largely in part to her win but also because her late father came to mind.The 35-year-old actress became the first Black woman to win an Emmy in the Best Outstanding Lead Performance in a Drama Series: Actress category on Friday, and she told ET's Deidre Behar she was «still in shock» and in «disbelief» even after clearly hearing her name called.«I knew it, I felt it and I was still at a level of disbelief,» she said after winning her first Emmy.Morgan, who plays Amanda Sinclair on the long-running CBS soap opera, had previously been nominated for two Emmys in the Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series category but came up short. But not this year, and after scoring the win Morgan couldn't help but think about her late father, Michael.«I just keep thinking like, 'Dad, we did it,'» said an emotional Morgan. «When I was growing up he would always say that you have to be 10 times better.

A series of free and very topical queer workshops are being held in Durban as part of the city’s Durban Pride commemorations.

The countdown is on for season 19 of The Bachelorette — and fans are finally getting answers about how Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia joint journey will work.

Durban Pride 2019 (Pic: Joy Khumalo)

. ET spoke to Becca Kufrin, Bryan Abasolo, Mike Johnson, Joe Amabile, Tia Booth, and Natasha Parker — each of whom are co-hosts for an official podcast on Bachelor Nation — and they had varying opinions about the decision to cast two leads on the next season of the show.Former Bachelorette Andi Dorfman recently told ET that she found the dual casting of Rachel Recchia and Gabby Windey to be «a little sexist,» while fellow franchise lead JoJo Fletcher said that she thinks it'll be «incredible» for the women to have a friend with them for their journey.Kufrin, who co-hosts with Michelle Young, said she «can definitely understand both points of view» and considers herself to be «in the middle» of the debate.«It would be so nice going through this season with a girlfriend who completely understands what you're going through in that moment,» she told ET. «It's something that no lead has been able to experience before, so I think it's going to give us a new, fresh perspective and definitely make for a very intriguing season overall.»Though she's looking forward to watching it play out, Kufrin said that she hopes the show «doesn't pit these women against one another.»«There's already enough drama on the show itself, with the contestants, that I would hate to see any drama between the women,» she said. «It's going to be tough because when there's two, there's always going to be this underlying level of competition, between the men vying for these women and vice versa.

. ET spoke to Becca Kufrin, Bryan Abasolo, Mike Johnson, Joe Amabile, Tia Booth, and Natasha Parker — each of whom are co-hosts for an official podcast on Bachelor Nation — and they had varying opinions about the decision to cast two leads on the next season of the show.Former Bachelorette Andi Dorfman recently told ET that she found the dual casting of Rachel Recchia and Gabby Windey to be «a little sexist,» while fellow franchise lead JoJo Fletcher said that she thinks it'll be «incredible» for the women to have a friend with them for their journey.Kufrin, who co-hosts with Michelle Young, said she «can definitely understand both points of view» and considers herself to be «in the middle» of the debate.«It would be so nice going through this season with a girlfriend who completely understands what you're going through in that moment,» she told ET. «It's something that no lead has been able to experience before, so I think it's going to give us a new, fresh perspective and definitely make for a very intriguing season overall.»Though she's looking forward to watching it play out, Kufrin said that she hopes the show «doesn't pit these women against one another.»«There's already enough drama on the show itself, with the contestants, that I would hate to see any drama between the women,» she said. «It's going to be tough because when there's two, there's always going to be this underlying level of competition, between the men vying for these women and vice versa.

A woman made famous by The Bachelorette isn’t happy with where the show is headed in 2022 — but honestly, she’s makes a pretty good point with her argument here!

Andi Dorfman is not a fan of The Bachelorette‘s new format.

Mixed feelings! Andi Dorfman isn’t totally on board with The Bachelorette naming both Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia as season 19’s leads.

Andi Dorfman is thrilled to have found the love of her life. ET's Deidre Behar spoke with the 35-year-old former Bachelorette at the launch party for JoJo Fletcher's Cupshe swimsuit line, and Dorfman revealed why she felt «relieved» after her fiancé, Blaine Hart, popped the question in March.«It took 35 years and I finally found the one. I wouldn't trade it for anything.

Andi Dorfman isn't pleased by the news that the next season of The Bachelorette will have two leading ladies. ET's Deidre Behar spoke with the 35-year-old former Bachelorette at the launch party for JoJo Fletcher's Cupshe swimsuit line, and Dorfman explained why she's not on board with Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia co-leading the next season of the show.«I want to be supportive because it's a franchise that literally put me here right now… but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't bummed that it's two women,» Dorfman told ET. «I'd like to see two men go at it. I don't know.

Let’s go girls! Rachel Recchia and Gabby Windey are giving viewers a double dose of romance on season 19 of The Bachelorette — starting with a behind-the-scenes look at night one.