Demi’s First Interview Since Coming Out on ‘Paradise’

Bachelor Happy Hour

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🗓️ 21 August 2019

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

Demi Burnett opens up about speaking her truth and being part of Bachelor Nation’s first same-sex relationship. Plus, Nicole Lopez on the Jordan/ Christian fight and her experience in “Paradise.”

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0:00.0	Hey guys, I'm Ali and I'm Rachel and welcome to Bachelor Happy Hour.
0:06.2	This is officially Rachel's last podcast with us before she becomes Mrs. Abbasolo.
0:12.4	How you feeling, Rachel?
0:14.7	It's so weird to hear you say that.
0:16.4	I mean, I know I'm getting married.
0:18.3	I feel very married already, but to hear Mrs. Abbasolo that I'm losing my last name,
0:24.1	just legally not professionally.
0:25.4	Oh really?
0:26.4	So you're going to keep Lindsay professionally?
0:28.7	Yeah, it's my excuses.
0:30.5	It's on all my degrees.
0:31.5	Of course I'm going to keep it.
0:32.7	It's just easier.
0:34.5	It's just how people know me, but I'm definitely going to take his last name and we're
0:38.7	very excited.
0:39.7	I mean, I've spent all day to day running around, they're getting my nails done, my eyebrows
0:45.0	done, my lashes, only thing left is my hair.
0:48.9	Yeah, it's really an exciting time.
0:51.0	I'm already packed.
0:52.0	I'm ready to go.
0:53.4	Yeah.
0:54.4	Oh my gosh.
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