ABC has already announced Matt James as its next Bachelor’s degreebut, what is happening with Clare Crawley season The Bachelorette? The next cycle, led by the oldest Bachelorette ever, has been postponed for several months due to the outbreak of coronavirus. The good news is that the season is certainly not cancelled, but the bad news is that we really do not know when it will arrive.
On the 13th of March, ABC postponed indefinitely Clear to the season The Bachelorettethat was in pre-production at the time. “With the rapid evolution of the events related to COVID-19, and of an abundance of caution, Warner Bros Television Group is to stop the production on some of our 70+ tv series and pilots currently filming or about to start. There have been No confirmed cases of COVID-19 in any of our productions, but the health and safety of our employees, casts and crews remains our top priority,” Warner Bros Television said in a statement to Entertainment Tonight.
Clara also shared the update on Instagram at the time. “Speaking of the most dramatic season ever! In all seriousness, Everyone’s health is the most important priority at this time, and as I’m sure you’ve heard, we are pressing pause for now in the filming of The Bachelorette. We are taking day-to-day and even hour to hour as this is so unpredictable. All I know for sure is that my heart is so full of all the love and support at this time, and I am still so excited for my trip to start! I have waited 38 years for these moments, which is a little bit longer, right!”
A month later, on April 10, host Chris Harrison shared an update with Entertainment Tonight, revealing that The Bachelorette it will be the priority every time that the filming will not resume the franchise’s many shows. “We have to think, ‘OK, what’s our priority?’ It is trying to create any content in the meantime, and then we’re going to get The Bachelorette, “he said. That the “content in the meantime,” of course, it has become The Bachelor’s Degree: Greatest Seasons Ever10-summary of the week-style show that is reviewing some of the most famous (and infamous) seasons in the history of the franchise. It is likely to be the last content we get for a while, but at least we know that we have intriguing seasons of both The Bachelor’s Degree In and The Bachelorette look to the other side of this!
