Hey, this is Kaya from Bravo. We're Black. Don't worry, we're not changing anything up.

Aaron has not quit the podcast, and I haven't done a succession style hostile takeover.

You're actually listening to an episode of Bravo, I'm Black, where two to three times a week,

I set out on a solo bite to talk pop culture,

lifestyle, and everything in between. If you're just here for the classic episodes,

come back on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Now let's start some chaos. This is exactly what I was

talking about.

I just finished Jen's season of The Bachelorette, and I don't care how old it is.

I know it's a few weeks old, and I think it started in what, like June, June-ish, maybe, June, July, I don't know.

We're in September, so it's been a while since it started.

And the people who watch it have already gone through these emotions.

But it's different watching it back to back.

And I didn't know that it was like so short because when it's on, it seems so long.

It's only 10 episodes.

Mind you, one of those episodes is the men tell all. Has it always been

that short? I don't know. For some reason, when The Bachelor or The Bachelorette comes on,

it always felt to me like it was just months and months and months and months. But I guess,

like, um, when you put it together and you literally see, it's literally only

10 episodes.

But so if you did if you guys didn't know, there was this guy on there.

His name was Devin.

And he was basically like a Timu Pete Davidson.

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