never really watched reality TV before she landed a spot on season 28 of . Now, just a year later, she’s a reality TV star after becoming the first Asian American woman to lead a season of as well as be a contestant on season 33 of . With her stint on reality TV over (for now) and season beginning, you might think that Jenn will be following the -to-influencer pipeline.
But, as Jenn tells in a new interview, she’s actually more focused on finishing school in order to become a physician’s assistant. Here’s what she had to say on finishing school, watching , and—of course—those dating rumors about her partner, . Grant’s season of premieres Monday, January 27.
Will you be watching? Honesty, I’m very excited to watch Grant’s season. Now that I know the inner workings of how a show works, it’s even more interesting. I was never a reality TV person.
I never watched or . My roommates in college would watch it and I’d be like, “I’m above that. I don’t watch reality TV.
” Now I’m obsessed. I’m actually really excited to see what happens—I don’t know what happens. I think it’ll be fun.
What are some qualities you’d want to see in a partner for Grant? I think Grant needs someone who’s very outgoing to match his pace. Your time on obviously didn’t end the way you or fans would have hoped. Do you think mansion is still a place where people can find love? I think it takes very, very unique people and unique timing.
It can happen with the right p.
