In the past 9 years, there have been 10 Bachelorette's that have graced the famous Bachelor mansion, all of which got their start after appearing on a season of The Bachelor. After booking the lead role, these ladies have skyrocketed to stardom as public figures and Instagram influencers, becoming notable faces in pop culture.
While the most recent season may have wrapped up in December, a lot can happen in the span of a few months or a few years, and so much can change for the ladies who found or lost love on the show. Whether they had their dream wedding, landed a new job, or are just enjoying a more low-key lifestyle, it's worth checking out what the Bachelorettes have been up to.
Tayshia Adams (Season 16)
The most recent Bachelorette, 30-year-old Tayshia Adams was last seen on TV screens in December when 36-year-old Zac Clark got on one knee and asked him to marry her. She accepted, and two walked away from the season happily engaged.
As of April 2021, Tayshia and Zac are still very much together and planning their wedding. The former Bachelorette has since landed the role as co-host of Season 17 of The Bachelorette alongside Season 11 alum Kaitlyn Bristowe. Tayshia also currently co-hosts the podcast, Click Bait with Bachelor Nation.
Clare Crawley (Season 16)
Clare Crawley famously departed her 2020 season of The Bachelorette early after falling head over heels for former football player Dale Moss. The two were engaged just three weeks into the process and started their lives together soon after leaving the mansion.
Dale announced their breakup on Instagram in January 2021, but the two reunited in late February, and have been together ever since. There's no official word on whether or not they remain engaged, but just a few weeks ago they were spotted together celebrating Clare's 40th birthday.
Hannah Brown (Season 15)
Season 15's Hannah Brown was perhaps the most outspoken lead the series had ever seen, calling out her fourth-place finisher Luke Parker for shaming her behavior during fantasy suites. Hannah got engaged to musician Jed Wyatt at the Final Rose Ceremony, but the two soon called it quits when it was revealed he had a girlfriend back home.
Since her season, Hannah has competed and won Dancing with the Stars and started her own YouTube channel. In late 2020, Hannah began dating model Adam Woolard, and the two seem to be quite smitten with one another.
Becca Kufrin (Season 14)
After being dumped by Arie Luyendyk Jr. in the final episode of Season 22 of The Bachelor, Becca Kufrin began her own Bachelorette journey. She ended up engaged to Garrett Yrigoyen. They were engaged for two years but split in September 2020, allegedly due to different political beliefs.
Currently, Becca co-hosts the Bachelor Happy Hour podcast with Season 13 Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay. She has also recently sparked rumors that she might be dating After The Final Rose host and sports analyst Emmanuel Acho.
Rachel Lindsay (Season 13)
Rachel Lindsay made history as the franchise's first Black lead after 12 seasons of The Bachelorette and 21 of The Bachelor. After becoming engaged in the finale, Rachel married her final rose recipient Bryan Abasolo in August 2019.
Rachel has since started numerous business ventures, including co-hosting both the Bachelor Happy Hour podcast as well as Higher Learning. In September 2020, she started a job as a special correspondent for Extra. She made headlines recently for her Extra interview with former Bachelor host Chris Harrison, where he failed to condemn racist actions in the Bachelor franchise.
JoJo Fletcher (Season 12)
Ben Higgins' runner-up JoJo Fletcher had her own go at The Bachelorette in 2016. She ended the season engaged to former football player and Aaron Rodgers' brother, Jordan Rodgers.
JoJo and Jordan remain together today, actively planning their wedding that was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The two have recently been featured on several home improvement shows, including Cash Pad.
Kaitlyn Bristowe (Season 11)
The Season 11 Bachelorette was chosen by the men competing, and Kaitlyn Bristowe won out over Britt Nilsson. Kaitlyn gave her final rose to personal trainer Shawn Booth. Three years later, the couple went their separate ways.
Since 2017, Kaitlyn has hosted her own podcast called Off the Vine. She also has her own brand of scrunchies and wine and released her first song in 2020. In November 2020, Kaitlyn won Season 29 of Dancing with The Stars alongside partner Artem Chigvintsev. She has been in a relationship with former Bachelorette contestant Jason Tartick since 2019.
Andi Dorfman (Season 10)
Attorney Andi Dorfman famously self-eliminated during Juan Pablo's season of The Bachelor. On her own season, she walked away engaged to former baseball player Josh Murray. They ended their engagement in 2015.
Andi returned to The Bachelor during Nick Viall's season, who was the runner-up on her season. She has since written a book It's Not Okay: Turning Heartbreak Into Happily Never After, detailing her relationship with Josh Murray.
Desiree Hartsock (Season 9)
Originally a contestant on Sean Lowe's season of The Bachelor, bridal stylist Desiree Hartsock found her true love in Chris Seigfried during Season 9 of The Bachelorette.
Desiree and Chris married in 2015, and have since had two boys named Asher and Zander. Additionally, she is also an author, having penned the 2016 book, My Fairytale Wedding: Planning Your Dream Wedding Without Breaking the Bank.
Emily Maynard (Season 8)
Single mother Emily Maynard got engaged to entrepreneur Jef Holm on her season of The Bachelorette, but the two called it off before ever making it down the aisle.
In 2014, Emily married her boyfriend Tyler Johnson, and together the two have welcomed four children, three boys, and one girl in addition to Emily's daughter from a previous relationship. Most recently, Emily shared with her Instagram followers that she had been diagnosed with Bell's palsy, a form of facial paralysis.