Bio: Rachel Lindsay (born on April 25, 1986 in Dallas, Texas)was an American contestant on Season 21 of The Bachelor, vying to win Nick Viall‘s heart. She graduated from the University of Texas Austin, then finished law school at Marquette and passed the bar the first time. She currently works as an attorney. Rachel made it down to Nick’s final three on the Bachelor before being passed over for contestants Vanessa Grimaldi and Raven Gates. On Feb. 13 it was officially announced that Rachel would be the star of Season 13 of The Bachelorette. Her season of the show had the most diverse cast in Bachelor franchise history. At the end of her season, Rachel chose to give Bryan Abasolo her final rose over runner-up Peter Kraus. Bryan proposed and the two are currently engaged.
Best Known For:
Rachel is best known for competing on Nick’s season of The Bachelor and being the first black bachelorette for Season 13 of The Bachelorette.
Personal Life:
Rachel was sued in June 2013 for “negligently failing to control her vehicle, thereby causing a collision between hers and a car driven by the plaintiff.” She denied the allegations, but her insurance company eventually settled for $12,500. Rachel is currently engaged to Bryan, a contestant from her season of The Bachelorette, who proposed to her after she chose him over Peter in the show’s finale.
When Rachel Lindsay and Travis Mills are trying to figure out the latest ghosting in this EXCLUSIVE clip of ‘Ghosted: Love Gone Missing,’ Bryan Abasolo decides to weigh in.
MTV’s ‘Ghosted’ is back for another season with Rachel Lindsay & Travis Mills on the hunt! Rachel spoke to HL about the new season & her different approach.
Former Bachelorette Becca Kufrin confirmed the news that she & Garrett Yrigoyen split. Her podcast cohost Rachel Lindsay reacted to the news on the HL Podcast!
‘Ghosted: Love Gone Missing’ is returning for season 2 on MTV! The entire season was self-shot in quarantine, with Rachel Lindsay and Travis Mills returning as hosts.
Rachel Lindsay is advocating for the ladies on Matt James season to be ‘vetted’ to avoid another racist contestant — which she publicly experienced on her season of ‘The Bachelorette.’
Rachel Lindsay doesn’t want producers of ‘The Bachelor’ to ‘put a Band-Aid over the situation’ by casting it’s first Black lead. She told ‘GMA’ that she wants to see ‘producers of color’ and more inclusion across the franchise.
Rachel Lindsay revealed exciting details about her ideal timeline for welcoming kids with Bryan Abasolo on HollywoodLife’s podcast! She also explained how they’re adjusting those plans amid a pandemic.