Fans may not need to wait until ABC announces the next "The Bachelor" according to latest reports. According to a data analytics firm, sentiments of fans may dictate who will be "The Bachelor" on 2017 and "The Bachelorette" 2016 alum Luke Pell is the most likely candidate.
Luke Pell Front-Runner To Be The Next 'The Bachelor'
Forbes explained how "The Bachelor" 2017 will be chosen. Traditionally, the next star of the reality show will come from the previous show of the opposite sex. This means that the next "The Bachelor" star will be taken from the throng of candidates from "The Bachelorette" 2016.
While "The Bachelorette" 2016 star JoJo Fletcher may have chosen the best of the batch, this doesn't mean that viewers won't want to see more of the other candidates, especially the Southern gentleman Luke Pell.
Savannah Burchfiel from the DataScience said in a blog entry that Jordan Rodgers and Chad Johnson had a fair share of Twitter traffic during "The Bachelorette" 2016 final rose ceremony. However, Burchfiel noted that Luke Pell had generated an astonishing rate of Twitter traffic.
"Peaking at over 1,000 tweets per minute a little more than midway through the show, it's clear that Luke stole the stage, with #LukeForBachelor trending," Savannah Burchfiel said. What's even more interesting is the difference of opinion between the public and "The Bachelorette" 2016 star.
Luke Pell Spotted In Nashville
While "The Bachelorette" 2016 chose Jordan Rodgers, the public warmed more to Luke Pell instead. Moreover, Pell was spotted in Nashville looking dashing in his casual outfit of white shirt and tight jeans, US Weekly reported.
Luke Pell was spotted after reports of him being on the front-runner to become "The Bachelor" 2017 surfaced. Even JoJo Fletcher hinted as much. Despite being dumped, Luke Pell and Fletcher remained on good terms after "The Bachelorette" 2016 final rose ceremony. She even confessed during an interview with "Good Morning America" that Pell should be "The Bachelor" 2017.
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