Bachelor Nation saw yet another Bachelorette take the spotlight during Monday night's premiere of season 21 featuring Jenn Tran . After fans first met the first ever Asian-American Bachelorette lead on Joey Graziadei 's season of The Bachelor 28, she is ready for another chance at love as she steps into this new role. But while the all-new Bachelorette mansion pulled out all the stops, it appears to be swirling with several rats.
Jenn Tran jokingly roasts Ryan Reynolds for stealing Hugh Jackman from her Bachelorette Jenn Tran's five-word reply to Jesse as he asks 'are you sure' In case you missed the big premiere, viewers seemingly spotted two rats scurrying along in the background of the beauty's meeting with one of her suitos. In one of the most iconic moments of night one, where suitor Sam N. confessed he was a "love virgin," the pair of rodents were busy stealing the scene.
Sorry but do two rats run across the background pic.twitter.com/n0hNvvjlTG — ali segel (@OnlineAlison) July 11, 2024 After fans swarmed social media to discuss the furry figures in the new episode of the dating reality competition series , producers are finally addressing the situation .
Fans took several clips of the run in, sharing them on social media asking if anyone else caught the visitors as well. When asked about the rat spotting, the show's producers cheekily joked: "You'll notice there were two of them. Everyone deserves to find love! " DON'T MISS: Bachelorette Jenn Tran admits one suitor’s comment caught her ‘off guard’ [REVEALED] Bachelorette fans want heartbroken reality TV star from rival show to be hired [REACTION] Bachelorette Jenn's suitor Jeremy taunts his competition with brutal jibe [LATEST] Typically, The Bachelor and Bachelorette are filmed at the iconic venue known as the Bachelor Mansion .
Instead, this season made history in more ways than one while they filmed at Hummingbird Nest Ranch in Southern California . Jenn spilled during an interview with Entertainment Tonight back in March: "This is gorgeous, and I think what I've been trying to tell myself, you know, like first Asian Bachelorette, first PA student, like, we're really breaking the mold this season. And I feel like a new mansion is the perfect way to break the mold.
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