"The Bachelorette" Season 12 (2016) closes this Monday. Fans are now wondering which one of the JoJo Fletcher's eliminated suitor will star as the leading man in "The Bachelor" 2017. According to Reality Steve, Luke Pell, the third runner-up, will get second chance at finding love. Read on for the details.
Steve Carbone, professionally known as Reality Steve, chatted with Guide Live and talked about Fletcher "The Bachelorette" Season 12. He even shared his thoughts on who could be leading "The Bachelor" Season 21.
In an interview with the aforementioned publication, the blogger revealed that the Luke Pell might be the one to give away roses next. As for Robby Hayes, who is expected to end up at second place in the finale, he will not be one to become the next bachelor because of the rumours surrounding him.
"Robby's got too much negativity surrounding him to be the [next] bachelor," RS said.
According to the blogger, the showrunners are more likely to pick Luke Pell, who quickly became a fan-favourite and frontrunner on the show following his impressive Limo arrival.
"Everything I'm hearing is Luke will be the next bachelor," RS said. "The fact he formerly served our country, Afghanistan, all-American boy - he's got the whole setup. It's just perfect."
Fans will remember, Luke Pell as the 31-year-old war veteran from Burnet, Texas. He was recently eliminated by JoJo Fletcher after the hometown dates. According to Wetpaint, Luke Pell is graduated from West Point in 2007. He was on Army duty for five years. Currently, he is living in Nashville, Tennessee.
Luke Pell is quite talented. Besides his good looks, the bachelor is bestowed with other talents. He happens to be a singer and a songwriter. He has also played football in his college days.
Per his ABC bio, "Lonesome Dove," "Forrest Gump," and "Step Brothers" is his favourite movies. He is ready to do anything for the love of his life. And he loves Superman.
As for marriage, he thinks it is when "two people who consider themselves best friends, lovers and soulmates, decide to take on life together and build a life and family of their own."
In addition, the bachelor himself seems quite thrilled about becoming "The Bachelor" 2017. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, he said he "would be excited" if he is given the opportunity to lead Season 21.
"I've seen first-hand that it worked, going through this whole process with JoJo and I. I was in love with her."
"And it happened so fast, but it was real at the same time. It was real for us and it was real for me. So, I would be open to it again because I know it works. It's proven," he added.
The network is yet to make the official announcement and reveal the next bachelor. Fans can expect to find out who becomes "The Bachelor" 2017 in "The Bachelorette" Season 12 (2016) finale airing on Aug. 1, Monday. Stay tuned for more spoilers and updates.