Chris Harrison

Hours after reports surfaced claiming the longtime host will be departing the ‘Bachelor’ franchise, Harrison took to social media to personally confirm the news

After almost 19 years of hosting “The Bachelor,” “The Bachelorette” and “Bachelor in Paradise,” Chris Harrison is set to officially exit the franchise

Months after Chris Harrison stepped back from his role on “The Bachelor,” multiple reports state he’ll be replaced by David Spade on the upcoming season of “Bachelor in Paradise.”

Giving its POC contestants less screen time than their white counterparts was just one of the ways the show failed to fix its race problem this season.

ABC Entertainment and Warner Horizon say Chris Harrison will not be hosting the upcoming season of “The Bachelorette.”

This may really be the most dramatic season of “The Bachelor” ever. After naming its first Black Bachelor, Matt James, the iconic dating show was confronted with racist photos taken by one of the leading contestants. In the aftermath, host Chris Harrison announced he is stepping back from the franchise and Emmanuel Acho will step up to host the show’s...

Rachel Lindsay’s podcast co-host Van Lathan said Bachelor Nation fans should “get a f–ing life” after “The Bachelorette” star received “hateful” messages on Instagram about Chris Harrison.

Matt James, the first Black man to lead ABC’s “The Bachelor” franchise, spoke out Monday about the series’ failures on diversity and the widespread criticism of host Chris Harrison in recent weeks, NBC News reports.

Rachel Lindsay believes it was the “right decision” for Chris Harrison to step aside from the “Bachelor” franchise for a period of time following his controversial remarks about the racism allegations against contestant Rachael Kirkconnel. “Like he said, he needs to take time to get educated and on a profound and productive level to use his word. And I think...