“The Bachelor” Zach Shallcross revealed he thought the two bachelors sharing the spotlight was a “possibility” for the California native’s upcoming season.
“Initially I thought it was a possibility,” Zack told TheWrap about how he thought his season of “The Bachelor” could replicate Rachel Recchia and Gabi Windy’s double season of “The Bachelorette.” “With me and my boys from last season, we played [through] That thought and it would be cool.
Although Zach admits that 30 women dating another bachelor will “look a little different” than Rachel and Gabi’s season, he notes that it won’t be “much” different and will be “very dynamic”. If the cards were played that way. ,
“If that happened, actually, it would turn into a lot of bromance, let’s be real,” he said. “A lot of the guys from last season, I absolutely love them — they’re great people — and we all have each other’s backs, through it, out of it.”
As for who would be his choices for a dream “co-bachelor,” Zach listed Bachelor Nation favorites Nate Mitchell, Ethan Kang, Daniel Tully, and Tyler Norris, to name a few.
Although Zach boldly opened up about his weight-loss journey during a date with Rachel on “The Bachelorette,” becoming a bachelor exposed him to a whole new level of scrutiny — a transition Zach says it It was a “shock”.
“A lot of criticism … for me now the fact was that there was not much [known] About me, and the negative comments come from that, which is unique,” Zach said. “Most people don’t go straight to the hug initially because they don’t know you, but it was definitely a bit of a tough adjustment considering they didn’t know me yet.”
Despite the discouraging comments, Zach continues his journey to love, which he admits has been “a little choppy at times.”
“I really think the audience will be really surprised by how things go. And they get to see insight into not only myself — who I am, my personality — but all women and bring it back to relationships, Zach teased.
The Bachelor premieres Monday, January 23 at 8 p.m. ET/PT and 7 p.m. CT on ABC.
