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I wasn’t grounded enough to listen to that immediate instinct that was true all along.”īrown didn’t expect for so much of her sex life with Peter Weber to air on national TV “The right thing on that show is to find a person. “I’ve lived a life where I want to be the good girl,” Brown says.
But, she still tried to trust the process. She knew that none of the contestants on her season were “the one”Īfter the limo entrances on night one of her season of “The Bachelorette,” Brown says she knew her future husband “was not here,” saying that she was looking for a sign that she never received. Here, Hannah Brown opens up to Variety about the most revealing parts of her book… In the memoir, Brown dives into trauma, toxic relationships, mental health, the men she dated on “The Bachelorette,” sex, shame and her Christian faith. Now, Brown is reflecting on all of these experiences in her new book, “God Bless This Mess,” published by HarperCollins, which is out today.
“It was my own white fragility that was the issue,” Brown says. The season ended with one of the most dramatic finales in recent memory when Brown accepted an on-camera proposal from contestant Jed Wyatt, only to find out he was in a relationship before the show, calling off the engagement by the time the final episode aired on national TV.ĭespite her popularity, Brown faced the consequences and responsibility of having the spotlight on her when she became embroiled in controversy in 2020 for using the N-word while singing a song on social media. When she led “The Bachelorette,” ratings soared.
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