excited to talk about it once it’s all over,” she said of the new season.
Whether the bridal designer is excited to share some good news, Hartsock is also keeping that close to the vest.
“I can’t give away if I’m happy or anything but this season I think is a little different because there are a lot of twists and turns. Everybody’s gonna have to wait and see what happens,” she said.
Hartsock marvels at how her life has changed in a short amount of time.
“It just blows my mind, to be honest,” she laughed. “I wasn’t even expecting to be on ‘The Bachelor.’ It was more of a ‘hey, if this works out, it works out.'”
It didn’t work out with Lowe, who’s engaged to Catherine Giudici, his final pick on “The Bachelor.” But Hartsock won over viewers with her girl-next-door looks, 광명출장마사지 attitude and raw vulnerability when Lowe sent her home after meeting her family.
Although it seemed at first that her older brother was onboard with the relationship, he told Lowe in a one-on-one chat that he didn’t think he was right for his sister.
Hartsock says there are no hard feelings over her brother’s skepticism and stresses it was “very Sean specific.”
“He’s my brother! He trusts me and he supports me,” she said.
The drama this time around comes from 25 male contestants. Hartsock says they have “a lot of strong personalities” and she’s looking forward to seeing what led up to their conflicts when she wasn’t around.
“The Bachelorette,” hosted by Chris Harrison, premieres Monday on ABC at 8 p.m. ET.