E327 Bachelor In Paradise Recap With Manny Gutierrez
On today's Bachelor Recap we are joined by make-up artist, YouTuber, entrepreneur, and beauty blogger, Manny Gutierrez to recap the finale of this season of Bachelor in Paradise! In this recap we dive into how recaps can change how people view situations, Abigail and Noah's breakup, Kendall being brought back, and the legitimacy of Thomas crying. We also talked about the power of a proposal, how relationships are tested after the show ends, and upcoming news about the new host of The Bachelorette!
"Would you care less about the couples if they didn't get engaged?"
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