Three of the women who want to date him, and/or become reality TV famous, have ties to Dallas. So before you start to creep closer to the edge of the cliff that is 2016, know that 2017 will bring so much joy when the new season airs Jan. 2. New beginnings!
Meet Elizabeth Whitelaw, Rachel Lindsay and Jasmine Goode. Whitelaw is a marketing manager from Dallas and her favorite movie is pretty unique because it's The Notebook. Lindsay is an attorney from Dallas and she is 31, which might as well be 105 in Bachelor years; the median age this season is 25. And then there's Goode, who calls herself the female version of Guy Fieri. And while she's not from Dallas, she was a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader for several years, so we will go ahead and claim her. Cheering!
According to Reality Steve, Lindsay graduated from UT Austin in 2007 and then earned her law degree from Marquette University Law School in 2011. Now she is a lawyer at Cooper and Scully in Dallas. Whitelaw is from Chicago but now works as a marketing associate manager for Robin Technologies in Dallas. Lindsay and Goode also bring some much-needed diversity to the cast — The Bachelor franchise has notably had issues with casting people of color.
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The Bachelor airs on ABC at 7 p.m. CST Mondays, beginning Jan. 2.