Growing up, both of my parents were entrepreneurs. I watched them work tirelessly and saw how their passions became their purpose — thankfully, I inherited their drive. From a young age, I threw myself into my professional pursuits, but as much as I enjoyed carving out my career by 29, I knew I wanted more. I wanted to have a family, but for whatever reason, it wasn’t happening for me. So, when the opportunity came to be on The Bachelor — the iconic American reality TV show that aims to help young couples find lasting love — I took it.
