Warner Bros. announced that Joe Amabile and Serena Pitt will be taking over as the hosts of “Bachelor Happy Hour” podcast, replacing Becca Kufrin and Michelle Young. Becca Kufrin announced that she will not be returning to “Bachelor Happy Hour,” sparking speculation that the show may be canceled. Becca expressed gratitude for the support from fans and listeners throughout her time on the podcast.
Warner Bros. has announced that Joe Amabile and Serena Pitt will be the new hosts of “Bachelor Happy Hour,” replacing Becca Kufrin and Michelle Young, leading to speculation that the show has been cancelled altogether.
In a recent announcement, Warner Bros. revealed that Joe Amabile and Serena Pitt will be taking over as the hosts of the popular podcast, “Bachelor Happy Hour.” This news comes as Becca Kufrin and Michelle Young’s tenure as hosts of the show comes to an end. Amabile and Pitt, who found love on “Bachelor in Paradise,” expressed their excitement about the opportunity to work together on a podcast about the show that brought them together. They also acknowledged the big shoes they have to fill and their intention to connect with fans by sharing their experiences.
However, not everyone is thrilled with the change. Becca’s fiancé, Thomas Jacobs, took to Instagram to express his disappointment that a proper goodbye wasn’t given to the former hosts. Despite the criticism, Amabile and Pitt are eager to embark on this new journey and hopefully gain the acceptance and support of the fans.
The original host, Becca Kufrin, also addressed the rumors surrounding the podcast’s future. Via her Instagram Stories, she revealed that it is time for her to explore different opportunities and thanked the fans for their support throughout the years. She emphasized that she will always be grateful for the experience and the love she received from listeners.
The “Bachelor Happy Hour” podcast was launched in 2019 with Rachel Lindsay and Ali Fedotowsky as hosts. Over the years, there have been changes in the lineup, with Becca joining as cohost and Michelle Young taking over after Rachel’s departure. The future of the podcast remains uncertain, as Warner Bros. has not provided any official statement regarding its status.
Overall, with new hosts and a new dynamic on the horizon, fans of the “Bachelor” franchise will have to stay tuned to discover what lies ahead for “Bachelor Happy Hour.” In the meantime, there are other official podcasts, such as “Talking It Out” and “Clickbait,” that provide a platform for discussions and insights into the beloved reality TV show.
