Grant Ellis Might Leave The Bachelor Season 29 Engaged After The Producers Fixed This Mistake (Will He Find True Love?)

Fans can rest assured that Grant Ellis’ season of The Bachelor won't leave any participants or viewers disappointed. Grant’s reality TV debut started on Jenn Tran’s season of The Bachelorette. His charisma, transparency, and positive attitude turned heads. While he and Jenn weren’t the perfect match, as he was eliminated in the sixth week, Grant made a formidable impression on viewers. He was invited back by popular demand as the lead of The Bachelor season 29. His season will be historically memorable for several reasons.

Viewers are excitedly awaiting his upcoming season. Grant has established himself as one of the most sought-after leads, with host Jesse Palmer revealing that over 10,000 women applied to participate in his romantic journey. Of these thousands, only 25 contestants have been chosen. The eligible bachelorettes seem more involved than ever. His season’s trailer features explosive drama, gushing contestants, and deep connections. Most notably, the producer’s choice to reveal the lead early on would ensure a successful season.

Woman Applied Knowing Grant Was The Bachelor

Grant's Early Announcement

Things are changing for the evolving franchise. While season leads are typically revealed at the season finale, producers recognized this fault. When contestants apply without knowing the lead, they risk competing for a love interest that they are not actually interested in. This not only hurts the process, as they may stay in contention with no plans to date the lead, but it can also lead to heartbreak for everyone involved.

Unfortunately, this problem was highlighted in Jenn’s season. Jenn was originally featured on Joey Graziadei’s season of The Bachelor before her elimination in week seven. Although Jenn was a popular contender, most believed that the runner-up Daisy Kent and Maria Georgas would be invited back for the upcoming season of the female-led spin-off. With several contestants sure of this theory, and applying for the former women, many were shocked to see Jenn when exiting the limo.

One transparent contestant, Sam McKinney, vocalized his disappointment in the selection. Sam shared his initial thoughts with Jenn, stating: "This girl is not my type. I thought the Bachelorette was gonna be Daisy or Maria." Many were shocked at this unprovoked comment, but the issue still stands. Contestants should know who they are applying for. Otherwise, they may be taking a spot from someone who’d be genuinely interested.

This problem has been addressed leading up to Grant’s season. He was revealed as the lead in the same episode in which he was eliminated. With the application window already open, thousands rushed to apply online. Because all of his contestants were aware of the lead when applying, every potential suitor will be personally interested in Grant. This should up the stakes as the few who made it to the show will be in intense competition for his attention. Grant will undoubtedly find love in his season.

Grant Doesn't Seem As Wrapped Up In Drama As Past Leads

Grant Is Focused On Love

The competition will always attract drama, but Grant seems more disconnected from drama than previous leads. With love stories like Jenn and her winner Devin Strader going down in flames, as they split just months after their engagement, a less involved lead like Grant will be a welcome addition. His season’s trailer may feature countless fights within the contestants, but Grant is focused on love.

Grant shared the trailer on his Instagram page and fans are buzzing with excitement. This trailer, in which he and the women enjoy personal and meaningful dates with him, also highlights the competitive nature of the show. As the women berate one another and point fingers, Grant enjoys the one-on-one moments. Fans can anticipate a season centered on passion and love.

Will Grant be Able To Find True Love On The Bachelor Season 29?

What To Expect

Grant has been set up for success. His 25 contestants are all equally interested in his affection as they vie for his heart. The early reveal of his season, and his focus on individual relationships, will pay off. Since his elimination from Jenn’s season, Grant has been vocal about his intentions.

In Grant’s elimination video, he tells the cameras, “I want a family. I want to be happy. I want a wife. I want to be in love. I want that.” He is ready to do whatever it takes to find his one. Grant intends on finding a wife and starting a family and these virtues will lead to one of the most authentic seasons of The Bachelor. Viewers can look forward to one of the most memorable seasons in the franchise because Grant will not be going home alone.

The Bachelor season 29 starring Grant Ellis premieres on Monday, January 27 at 8 p.m. EST on ABC.