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The Bachelorette
Season 19
Promotional poster Table of Contents Show Production[edit] Casting and contestants[edit] Filming and development[edit] Contestants[edit] Future appearances[edit] Call-out order[edit] Controversy[edit] Episodes[edit] Notes[edit] References[edit] External links[edit] How many episodes of Bachelorette 2022 will there be? What time is The Bachelorette premiere? How long is The Bachelorette series? How long does The Bachelorette filming last?
Starring	Rachel Recchia Gabby Windey
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	12
Release
Original network	ABC
Original release	July 11 – September 20, 2022
Additional information
Filming dates	March 26[1] – May 13, 2022
Season chronology
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List of episodes

The nineteenth season of The Bachelorette (also promoted as The Bachelorettes) premiered on July 11, 2022.[2] This season features 26-year-old Rachel Recchia, a flight instructor from Clermont, Florida, and 31-year-old Gabby Windey, an ICU nurse from O'Fallon, Illinois.[3]

Recchia and Windey were the co-runners-up on the 26th season of The Bachelor featuring Clayton Echard.

The season concluded on September 20, 2022, with Recchia choosing Tino Franco to be her fiancé over runner-up Aven Jones. They broke up while the season was airing when it was revealed Franco cheated on her.[4] During the live finale, Jones asked Recchia on a date, and she said yes.[5] Windey chose Erich Schwer to be her fiancé.[6]

This is the third American edition of The Bachelorette to feature two leads following the eleventh and sixteenth seasons; however, unlike those seasons, this is the first American Bachelorette season to have both Bachelorettes co-lead the entire season. This has already occurred with the first season of The Bachelorette New Zealand featuring Lesina Nakhid-Schuster and Lily McManus, and the sixth season of The Bachelorette Australia featuring sisters Becky and Elly Miles.[3]

Production[edit]

Casting and contestants[edit]

On March 15, 2022, Recchia and Windey were announced as the Bachelorettes by Jesse Palmer during the After the Final Rose special of the 26th season of The Bachelor.[3]

All contestants and crew members were required to be fully vaccinated from COVID-19 and hold a current vaccination passport to participate.

Notable contestants include NHRA drag racer Jordan Vandergriff, nephew of retired drag racer Bob Vandergriff Jr; Roby Sobieski, brother of former actress and artist Leelee Sobieski; Zach Shallcross, nephew of actor Patrick Warburton; and Kirk Bryant, assistant football coach at Texas Tech University.[7][8][9][10]

Filming and development[edit]

Former Bachelor Jesse Palmer was confirmed as the permanent host for the series, replacing interim hosts Tayshia Adams and Kaitlyn Bristowe.[11] Filming began on March 26, 2022, in Los Angeles with locations being reported in France, Belgium, and the Netherlands onboard the Virgin Voyages Valiant Lady cruise ship across the English Channel and North Sea.[1][12] Additionally, filming occurred at The Wildwoods in Wildwood, New Jersey on April 25, 2022, for Tyler Norris' hometown date with Recchia.[13] With the final portion of filming taking place in Mexico and concluded in mid-May.[14]

The season was delayed from its usual May start for the second time in three years to accommodate for ABC's coverage of the NBA Finals and Stanley Cup Finals.[2]

The rose ceremonies are conducted differently than previous seasons. In week 2, the Bachelorettes alternated handing out roses, with each rose coming from both of them. From week 3 onwards, the contestants had to divide into two groups based on which Bachelorette they were pursuing. If a contestant rejected a rose from one of the Bachelorettes, he would return to the line and wait to see if he received a rose from the other Bachelorette. If he did not receive a rose from the second Bachelorette, he was eliminated.[15][16]

Contestants[edit]

35 potential contestants were revealed on March 23, 2022.[17]

The final cast of 32 men was announced on June 7, 2022.[18] James Clarke was originally cast in season 16 featuring Clare Crawley, when filming of that season was due to start in March 2020. However, television productions were shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and he was not called back for the rescheduled season in July 2020.[19]

Name	Age	Hometown	Occupation	Bachelorette	Outcome	Place[a]	Ref
Tino Franco[20][21]	28	Valencia, California	General Contractor	Rachel	Winner	1	[22]
Erich Schwer[23]	29	Bedminster, New Jersey	Real Estate Analyst	Gabby	Winner	1
Aven Jones[24]	28	Beverly, Massachusetts	Sales Executive	Rachel	Runner-Up	2	[25]
Zach Shallcross[9][26]	25	Anaheim Hills, California	Tech Executive	Rachel	Week 8	3 (quit)
Jason Alabaster[27]	30	Memphis, Tennessee	Investment Banker	Gabby	2 (quit)	[28]
Johnny DePhillipo[29]	25	Palm Beach Gardens, Florida	Realtor	Gabby	3	[30]
Tyler Norris[23][31]	25	Rio Grande, New Jersey	Small Business Owner	Rachel	Week 7	4	[32]
Spencer Swies[33]	27	Bloomfield Hills, Michigan	Graduate Student	Gabby	Week 6	4	[34]
Ethan Kang[35]	27	Greenwood Village, Colorado	Advertising Executive	Rachel	5
Logan Palmer[36]	26	Phoenix, Arizona	Videographer	Gabby[b]	5 (DQ)[c]
Nate Mitchell[37]	33	Carrier Mills, Illinois	Electrical Engineer	Gabby	6
James Clarke[19][38]	25	Winnetka, Illinois	Meatball Enthusiast	Rachel[d]	Week 5	6	[39]
Mario Vassall[20][40]	31	Naperville, Illinois	Personal Trainer	Gabby	7-8
Michael Vaughan[41]	32	Long Beach, California	Pharmaceutical Salesman	Gabby
Jordan Helman[41]	35	Chambersburg, Pennsylvania	Software Developer	Rachel	Week 4	7	[42]
Hayden Markowitz[43]	29	Savannah, Georgia	Leisure Executive	Rachel	8
Kirk Bryant[10][44]	29	Bullard, Texas	College Football Coach	Gabby	9-10
Quincey Williams[41]	25	Miami, Florida	Life Coach	Gabby
Alec Garza[45]	27	Houston, Texas	Wedding Photographer	N/A	Week 3	19–21	[16]
Jacob Rapini[46]	27	Sonora, California	Mortgage Broker
Termayne Harper[40]	28	Naperville, Illinois	Crypto Guy
Brandan Hall[41]	23	Carlsbad, California	Bartender	Week 2	22–27	[47]
Colin Farrill[48]	36	Acton, Massachusetts	Sales Director
John Anderson[49]	26	Nashville, Tennessee	English Teacher
Justin Budfuloski[41]	32	Solana Beach, California	Physical Therapist
Matt Labagh[50]	25	Waterbury, Connecticut	Shipping Executive
Ryan Mula[51]	36	Wayland, Massachusetts	Investment Director
Chris Austin[33]	30	Redondo Beach, California	Mentality Coach	28
Jordan Vandergriff[7][52]	27	Alpharetta, Georgia	Drag Racer	29
Joey Young[50]	24	Brookfield, Connecticut	Twin	Week 1	30–32	[53]
Justin Young[50]	24	Brookfield, Connecticut	Other Twin
Robert "Roby" Sobieski[8]	33	Los Angeles, California	Magician

Future appearances[edit]

The Bachelor[edit]

Zach Shallcross was chosen as the lead for season 27 of The Bachelor.[54]

Bachelor in Paradise[edit]

Jacob Rapini, Johnny DePhillipo, and Logan Palmer returned for season 8 of Bachelor in Paradise.[55]

Dancing with the Stars[edit]

Windey participated in season 31 of Dancing with the Stars.[56]

Call-out order[edit]

Order	Bachelors	Individual phase	Group phase	Final
Episode / Week
1[e]	2[f]	3	4	5	6	7[g]	8/9/10A[h]	10A/10B
1	Zach	Tino	Logan	Zach	Tino	Tino	Zach	Aven[i] Tino Zach	Erich	Tino[i]
2	Jason	Mario	Johnny	Erich	Jason	Nate	Tyler	Tino[i]	Erich[ii]
3	Aven	Alec Aven Brandan Chris Colin Erich Ethan Hayden Jacob James Jason John Johnny Jordan H. Jordan V. Justin B. Kirk Logan Matt Michael Nate Quincey Ryan Spencer Termayne Tyler Zach	Nate	Aven	Spencer	Aven	Erich[ii]	Aven[i]	Aven
4	Jordan H.	Jason[ii]	Tino[i]	Tyler	Johnny	Jason[ii]	Erich[ii] Jason Johnny	Zach
5	Michael	Aven[i]	Nate[ii]	Nate[ii]	Jason[ii]	Johnny[ii]	Jason
6	Chris	Erich[ii]	Logan[i]	Aven[i]	Zach[i]	Aven[i]	Johnny
7	Mario	Zach[i]	Johnny[ii]	Erich[ii]	Spencer[ii]	Tino[i]	Tyler
8	Ethan	Jordan H.[ii]	Spencer[ii]	James[d][i]	Tyler[i]	Ethan Spencer
9	Kirk	Quincey[i]	Jason[ii]	Johnny[ii]	Erich[ii]
10	Logan	Michael[ii]	Tyler[i]	Zach[i]	Ethan[i]	Logan[c]
11	Quincey	Tino[i]	Mario[ii]	Michael[ii]	Logan[ii]	Nate
12	Hayden	Jacob[ii]	Ethan[i]	Ethan[i]	James Mario Michael
13	Ryan	Tyler[i]	Kirk[ii]	Mario[ii]
14	Johnny	Termayne[ii]	Jordan H.[i]	Logan[i]
15	Alec	Hayden[i]	Quincey[ii]	Jordan H. Kirk Quincey
16	James	James[ii]	Michael[ii]
17	Justin B.	Kirk[i]	Hayden[i]
18	Brandan	Spencer[ii]	Alec[iii] Jacob James[iii] Termayne[iii]	Hayden
19	Roby	Alec[i]
20	John	Ethan[ii]
21	Tino	Mario[i]
22	Jacob	Brandan Colin John Justin B. Matt Ryan
23	Tyler
24	Colin
25	Joey Justin Y.
26
27	Termayne
28	Spencer	Chris
29	Matt	Jordan V.
30	Nate	Joey Justin Y. Roby
31	Jordan V.
32	Erich

The contestant received Rachel's first impression rose The contestant received Gabby's first impression rose The contestant received a rose from Rachel during a date The contestant received a rose from Gabby during a date The contestant was eliminated The contestant was eliminated during a date The contestant was eliminated outside the rose ceremony The contestant was disqualified from the competition The contestant moved on to the next week by default The contestant quit the competition The contestant won the competitionExplanatory notes

^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac The contestant received a rose from Rachel
^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae The contestant received a rose from Gabby
^ a b c The contestant was offered a rose from Rachel, but rejected the rose

Controversy[edit]

Contestant Erich Schwer faced controversy in September 2022 after photos of him posing with friends wearing Make America Great Again hats and wearing blackface in his high school yearbook emerged, with fans expressing frustration at ABC for casting yet another contestant with a racially insensitive past.[58] On September 8, 2022, Schwer issued an apology for his actions.[59]

Schwer was embroiled in further controversy when his ex-girlfriend came forward with allegations that he told her he was only going on the show for his career.[60] Texts shared by her showed Schwer asking her to continue dating him because the show "isn't real", and he also allegedly sent her a bouquet of roses with a note saying "I'll never stop thinking of you" in the days before he left for filming.[61] On the show's live finale, Schwer stated that he "used the show as an excuse to not confront her about our relationship."[62] Windey further stated that Schwer had told her about the texts before they made their way online and that she had been "expecting them."[63]

Episodes[edit]

Notes[edit]

^ From week 4 onwards, the men were divided into two groups. Their placement reflects where they finished for their respective Bachelorette.
^ Palmer initially accepted a rose from Recchia, but in week 5 expressed his interest in pursuing Windey instead.
^ a b Palmer was removed from the show after testing positive to COVID-19.
^ a b Clarke returned after being eliminated in week 3.
^ The Bachelorettes decided not to host a rose ceremony. Instead, they eliminated Joey, Justin Y., and Roby separately. The remaining men are listed in alphabetical order.
^ The Bachelorettes gave out joint roses at the rose ceremony, meaning that the rose came from both women, regardless of who handed it out.
^ Aven's hometown date aired during The Men Tell All special. Additionally, the rose ceremony was not aired as all the remaining men received roses. Instead, it was shown as a deleted scene on ABC's website.[57]
^ Gabby did not hold a rose ceremony as Erich was the last man standing.

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External links[edit]

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How many episodes of Bachelorette 2022 will there be?

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How long does The Bachelorette filming last?

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