The cast of ‘The Golden Bachelor’.Photo:ABC/Craig SjodinJesse Palmeris hoping to see a Golden Bachelorette have her shot at finding love.When asked if he’d be interested in hosting a spinoff ofThe Golden Bachelor, the 45-year-old toldE! News, “Absolutely. I really hope that’s the case.“That said, Palmer noted that it’s ultimately show executives' call.“I can’t speak on behalf of executives or anybody else, obviously,” the former NFL quarterback explained. “I’m sure everyone’s waiting to see how this one goes first. But I know there are thousands of women across America deserving of that.“Gerry Turner (left) and Jesse Palmer shake hands on the set of ‘The Golden Bachelor.'.ABC/Craig SjodinThe early success ofThe Golden Bachelorcertainly bodes well for a potential spinoff starring a leading lady in her 60s or beyond.TheSept. 28 series debut— which introduced retired restaurateur and widowGerry Turner, who’s searching for love afterlosing his wife of 43 years— attracted the biggest multi-platform audience for theBachelorfranchise since 2020’sBacheloretteseason withClare Crawley(and laterTayshia Adams), according toVariety.The22 womenwooing Turner initially included women in their 60s and 70s who are making it known that it’s never too late to find a partner. They are also proudly busting senior stereotypes and embracing all that comes with aging.In one memorable moment during the first group date of the season, Turner and 64-year-old fitness instructor Leslie Fhima adorably bond over the fact that they both wear hearing aids.At the end ofepisode 2, Natascha Hardee joked on camera that chairs should be provided for the rose ceremonies, which famously run late into the night. “Do the rose ceremony in chairs,” she urged. “You have people 60, 70, and above.“Gerry Turner’s suitors get to know each other on ‘The Golden Bachelorette.'.ABC/Craig SjodinWhenTurner was introducedas the ABC franchise’s first-ever Golden Bachelor last month, he touched on what is likely a big factor in the show’s resonance and appeal with viewers. “It’s never too late to fall in love again,” he said onGood Morning America. “Don’t give up, there’s always possibilities.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.The Golden Bachelorairs Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.
The cast of ‘The Golden Bachelor’.Photo:ABC/Craig Sjodin
ABC/Craig Sjodin
Jesse Palmeris hoping to see a Golden Bachelorette have her shot at finding love.When asked if he’d be interested in hosting a spinoff ofThe Golden Bachelor, the 45-year-old toldE! News, “Absolutely. I really hope that’s the case.“That said, Palmer noted that it’s ultimately show executives’ call.“I can’t speak on behalf of executives or anybody else, obviously,” the former NFL quarterback explained. “I’m sure everyone’s waiting to see how this one goes first. But I know there are thousands of women across America deserving of that.“Gerry Turner (left) and Jesse Palmer shake hands on the set of ‘The Golden Bachelor.'.ABC/Craig SjodinThe early success ofThe Golden Bachelorcertainly bodes well for a potential spinoff starring a leading lady in her 60s or beyond.TheSept. 28 series debut— which introduced retired restaurateur and widowGerry Turner, who’s searching for love afterlosing his wife of 43 years— attracted the biggest multi-platform audience for theBachelorfranchise since 2020’sBacheloretteseason withClare Crawley(and laterTayshia Adams), according toVariety.The22 womenwooing Turner initially included women in their 60s and 70s who are making it known that it’s never too late to find a partner. They are also proudly busting senior stereotypes and embracing all that comes with aging.In one memorable moment during the first group date of the season, Turner and 64-year-old fitness instructor Leslie Fhima adorably bond over the fact that they both wear hearing aids.At the end ofepisode 2, Natascha Hardee joked on camera that chairs should be provided for the rose ceremonies, which famously run late into the night. “Do the rose ceremony in chairs,” she urged. “You have people 60, 70, and above.“Gerry Turner’s suitors get to know each other on ‘The Golden Bachelorette.'.ABC/Craig SjodinWhenTurner was introducedas the ABC franchise’s first-ever Golden Bachelor last month, he touched on what is likely a big factor in the show’s resonance and appeal with viewers. “It’s never too late to fall in love again,” he said onGood Morning America. “Don’t give up, there’s always possibilities.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.The Golden Bachelorairs Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.
Jesse Palmeris hoping to see a Golden Bachelorette have her shot at finding love.
When asked if he’d be interested in hosting a spinoff ofThe Golden Bachelor, the 45-year-old toldE! News, “Absolutely. I really hope that’s the case.”
That said, Palmer noted that it’s ultimately show executives’ call.
“I can’t speak on behalf of executives or anybody else, obviously,” the former NFL quarterback explained. “I’m sure everyone’s waiting to see how this one goes first. But I know there are thousands of women across America deserving of that.”
Gerry Turner (left) and Jesse Palmer shake hands on the set of ‘The Golden Bachelor.'.ABC/Craig Sjodin
The early success ofThe Golden Bachelorcertainly bodes well for a potential spinoff starring a leading lady in her 60s or beyond.
TheSept. 28 series debut— which introduced retired restaurateur and widowGerry Turner, who’s searching for love afterlosing his wife of 43 years— attracted the biggest multi-platform audience for theBachelorfranchise since 2020’sBacheloretteseason withClare Crawley(and laterTayshia Adams), according toVariety.
The22 womenwooing Turner initially included women in their 60s and 70s who are making it known that it’s never too late to find a partner. They are also proudly busting senior stereotypes and embracing all that comes with aging.
In one memorable moment during the first group date of the season, Turner and 64-year-old fitness instructor Leslie Fhima adorably bond over the fact that they both wear hearing aids.
At the end ofepisode 2, Natascha Hardee joked on camera that chairs should be provided for the rose ceremonies, which famously run late into the night. “Do the rose ceremony in chairs,” she urged. “You have people 60, 70, and above.”
Gerry Turner’s suitors get to know each other on ‘The Golden Bachelorette.'.ABC/Craig Sjodin
WhenTurner was introducedas the ABC franchise’s first-ever Golden Bachelor last month, he touched on what is likely a big factor in the show’s resonance and appeal with viewers. “It’s never too late to fall in love again,” he said onGood Morning America. “Don’t give up, there’s always possibilities.”
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
The Golden Bachelorairs Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.
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