Co-leads of The Bachelorette season 19 Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia have shared that they would support Kim Kardashian becoming the next female lead. Rachel and Gabby's season is a historic one by many means, with this season being the first in which there are two female leads for the entire season. While both women had a rocky start to their journey for love with all the chaos, things got much better after both Gabby and Rachel selected their own individual groups of men.
Kim Kardashian, on the other hand, has gotten a large amount of attention following her recent break-up with actor Pete Davidson. This relationship followed her marriage to musician Kanye West, who later engaged in a social media feud with Pete. Kim had also been previously married to basketball players Kris Humphries and music producer Damon Thomas. Kim has not yet been able to meet the perfect match, and her fans are always supporting her in finding a true romantic match, perhaps even on reality television.
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In a recent interview with E! News, Gabby and Rachel both admitted that they would like to see Kim as the next lead of The Bachelorette. During the Men Tell-All special, Rachel said that she would personally be honored to have Kim as a part of The Bachelorette sisterhood. Rachel added that if she could give Kim any advice, she would tell her to follow her heart with love as she and Gabby did during their journey. Rachel reiterated that she would give this advice to anyone in search of love.
Gabby agreed with Rachel, adding that Kim was a "queen" and "maneater", which was something that people needed. Host Jesse Palmer also appeared to be in support of the idea, even tossing out the possibility of Pete leading a season of The Bachelor as well. This would deviate from the traditional methods of casting a lead, which usually involves the lead being a fan favorite or someone who made a special impression on production during a previous season.
While many have supported the idea of Pete Davidson being the next lead of The Bachelor, it is unlikely that he will lead the upcoming season. Many fans have supported Ethan Kang from The Bachelorette taking on the role and becoming the first Asian American lead of the franchise. Other fans are divided on Nate Mitchell, with some supporting him for the lead while others do not due to recent allegations of him cheating in past relationships. Fans of The Bachelorette will only have to wait a few more weeks, however, to see how Gabby and Rachel's journeys for love conclude.
The Bachelorette airs Mondays at 8 p.m. EST on ABC.
Source: E! News