Wells Adams is a Bachelor in Paradise bartender who has made a name for himself due to his charm, and fans want him to get his own reality show with his true love, Sarah Hyland. Wells has solidified himself as a beachside mixologist and the master of rose ceremonies. However, he and Sarah aren't looking for a BIP wedding.
When he isn't working, The Bachelor franchise star Wells is usually at home or out on the town with his fiancee Sarah Hyland. Sarah is known for her longtime role in Modern Family. She's also renowned for her admirable transparency about being a two-time kidney transplant survivor.
Wells is a self-described dog lover who has an easier time remembering dog names than human names. He even featured his and Sarah’s pups in a Heineken ad describing the best date night from behind the Paradise bar.
Wells' Bachelor History
Wells originally hails from Nashville, Tennessee, and he climbed up the Bachelor Nation ladder from Jojo Fletcher's The Bachelorette season 12 to BIP bartender and host. Wells has also received the stamp of approval from loads of BIP fans after hosting this season, though he did tell E Online that taking on hosting duties was not easy. Wells said, "It was a lot, I have to be honest with you," and, "It was really fun, but I'm really good at just giving advice to people at the bar and just telling people how I really feel. Going from, like, silly Wells to serious Wells was harder than I thought it was going to be." Wells has certainly proven that he can take on a more serious role in reality television.
Sarah and Wells' Love Story
From munching on pizza at Lakers games to planning their third attempt at a pandemic-friendly wedding, Wells and Sarah have evolved into one of the most hilarious couples in Hollywood, after some cute DM sliding back in 2017. According to Marie Claire, Sarah said, “I was single, obviously, and was like, ‘This is really awesome. You’re being very forward and it’s sexy and not aggressive, but very confident and sexy,’ and I liked that.” Wells and Sarah got engaged in 2019, after asking for blessings from Sarah’s real parents and her "on television" parents (Ty Burrell and Julie Bowen from Modern Family).
Overcoming The Impossible Together
Sarah suffered complications from a kidney transplant that she had earlier in her life, so the BIP couple has overcome a health scare, along with the guilt that often comes along with accepting the life-changing gift of an organ donation from a family member. Luckily, Wells has been by her side the whole time. In a transparent interview with Self, Sarah said of Wells, "he's seen me at my worst," and, “he was there through all of that.” Sarah continued, “I think that's why I feel the most beautiful in his eyes because he still finds me beautiful after seeing all that.” Sarah’s humor, which helped to make Modern Family a success, seems partially rooted in her ability to overcome the worst obstacles. She even gave Gigi Hadid some sage dating advice.
Sarah and Wells can make a relaxing night at home more fun than a wild night out. This speaks volumes in terms of how their relationship could make for some phenomenal content. Maybe they could do a double date-themed spin-off for Bachelor Nation? A show following their day-to-day lives would also be well worth filming. It could be taco, tequila, or dog-related since those things are the cornerstones of their relationship.
In a tweet from 2017, Wells said he was taking applications for Bachelor in Paradise barbacks: “please send references….Preferably from Phil Dunphy. I’m kidding the job is yours @Sarah_Hyland.” Sarah responded, “I’ll start working on my garnishing skills. Oh and I require 35% of your tips...or free dogs.” Fans probably won't see more from Wells and Sarah in Bachelor Nation, but they should get live streams and, hopefully, their own show.
Sources: Wells Adams/Twitter, Self, E Online. Marie Claire