Jenn Tran’s ‘Bachelorette’ Filming Overseas, Why?
Jenn Tran’s season of The Bachelorette will not film at the iconic mansion the show has used since 2007. The show is also heading overseas to film. What’s going on with all the changes? Keep reading for all the details.
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Hundreds of contestants have entered the gates at the Bachelor mansion, but Jenn Tran’s suitors won’t. Her season is filming at a different mansion.
Jenn Tran’s Bachelorette Filming Overseas, Why?
Not only is Jenn’s season filming at a new mansion, much of it will be filmed overseas. Bachelor Nation blogger Reality Steve tweeted, “They are shooting limo entrances at a different mansion for Jenn’s season before they head off to New Zealand.”
According to the spoiler guru, most of Jenn’s season will be filmed overseas, including locations in New Zealand and Australia. Hopefully, her contestants have read up on international travel as a contestant. Jenn and her suitors will likely return stateside for at least the hometown dates and maybe more. The reason behind the mansion and location changes hasn’t been revealed.
However, Jenn Tran did share her excitement over her journey as The Bachelorette. Perhaps the show wanted a fresh start to go along with the historic moment. Jenn is the first Asian-American lead for the franchise, a move that earned praise from several Bachelor Nation alum.
Some fans aren’t quite as supportive. Many hoped runner-up Daisy Kent or bombshell Maria Georgas would be the next Bachelorette. Jenn Tran’s season will air this summer, followed by the first-ever Golden Bachelorette. The network has yet to name who will star in that.
What do you think about Jenn’s season filming at another mansion and then internationally? Sound off in the comments.
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