And now, JoJo is the only person besides Chris Harrison to ever host an episode of The Bachelor or Bachelorette. Last year, the two cohosted two television shows together: Cash Pad, a CNBC show where they flipped homes into Airbnbs, and Battle of the Fittest Couples, an instantly canceled competition show where “swolemate” couples competed for $100,000. Rodgers filtered through the ABC/Disney/ESPN pyramid and became a college football analyst for the SEC Network (although he probably would’ve gotten this job regardless of his Bachelorette appearance) JoJo has amassed the third-most Instagram followers of any Bachelor Nation personality ever. She picked former Vanderbilt quarterback/notable NFL brother Jordan Rodgers, after which both have prospered. After her brother appeared on the wildly unsuccessful Eva Longoria–produced Bachelor competitor Ready for Love, JoJo spun a runner-up finish on Ben Higgins’s season of The Bachelor into being the next lead on The Bachelorette. JoJo has truly mastered the art of making a career out of reality TV. And to fill the hosting void, in steps JoJo Fletcher, the Bachelorette from Season 12 and one of the show’s all-time most popular figures.
Normally this is something that would’ve been done off-camera or during the short Bachelor offseason, but due to the unusual filming schedule and the requirement to quarantine upon return, Harrison needs to take the rest of the week off. Early in the episode, Chris Harrison announces that he’ll be taking the week off-it’s time to drop his son off at college. But Tuesday night’s episode hinted at an even bigger crown to covet.
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