Spelling Bee champion and emotional intelligence expert Bennett Jordan was shown the door by Tayshia Adams after his tiff with Noah Erb on The Bachelorette. The Harvard alum who’d become a fan-favorite due to his effortlessly classy yet comical antics was a surprise elimination for the Bachelor Nation. But then came the shocking moment with Bennett showing up outside Tayshia’s door, hinting at re-entry into the show. As fans kept wondering if Bennett had ever left La Quinta in the “limousine” to “Is he really back?” The Bachelorette star kept teasing them with his Instagram posts. And here’s an update about Bennett and how he’s balancing life after The Bachelorette with sheet masks and spa water.
The New Yorker’s fate on the reality show may not be taking him too far off into season 16. However, him saying that he loves Tayshia could have worked like a charm. Since his arrival in The Bachelorette, Bennett has given fans plenty of memorable moments in spite of "The Clare and Dale Show" that took place in the first half. Be it the exclusive tour of Chateau de Bennett which left fans counting his fireplaces, or him taking multiple shots at Dale during the infamous roast, Bennett proved his place as a front-runner. Still, Noah Erb’s entry into the show did manage to ruffle Bennett’s feathers which he made sure to show on the screen. But it was The Bachelorette star “gifting” the “14-year-old Noah” the shadiest gifts he could get his hands on that guaranteed his eviction in Tayshia’s 2-on-1 date. Now, the “Clark Kent” Bennett has been doing a good job on social media to keep his future on The Bachelorette a secret.
When he’s not shirtless or flexing in thirst trap Instagram posts, The Bachelorette’s Bennett is mostly a self-care influencer apart from being a celeb who appears on Jimmy Kimmel Live. The bougie Bennett and his jade roller techniques with a lush waterfall in the background went particularly viral amongst ABC viewers who seem to have always wanted to know his skincare secrets. Then there are posts that show Bennett in his natural habitat, driving a 1960 Maserati, or doing yoga to improve his spelling skills. And while fans are busy lobbying for Bennett to be “the next Bachelor,” he has also been open about how he doesn’t regret his Bachelorette experience one bit.
Per the "Bachelor Happy Hour" podcast, Bennett had an interview with Rachel Lindsay and Becca Kufrin where he spoke about his friends and family “and even exes” nudging him to “go on The Bachelorette.” It was after Bennett was quarantined alone in NYC “the epicenter of the pandemic” that he felt his dating life getting stagnant and gave the show a shot. “I was super excited to have an opportunity like this. It was fantastic,” revealed the financial planner before adding, “Sincerely, I had the absolute best time of my life doing it.” The Bachelorette celeb had a phenomenal time and said he “wouldn’t trade for the world” in spite of initially being unsure of making a genuine connection or even falling in love with someone on a show.
As of now, Bennett is basking in his ongoing The Bachelorette success as one of the most popular contestants to come out of season 16. Whether Bennett does become Matt James’ successor on the reality TV is up to the producers, but for this green-juice loving “grown a** man,” the fame shall certainly just keep on growing.
Source: Bennett Jordan, Bachelor Happy Hour
