Bachelor Nation, it's official.
‘Pilot Pete’ confirmed his relationship with former contestant Kelley Flanagan over the weekend, after posting a picture of the two with the caption “You caught me, let the adventure begin.”
Some were caught off guard though, as Peter’s mom actually beat him to the punch. Before he made the announcement, Barb posted a collage of pictures featuring Peter and Kelley, writing ‘Serendipity.’ She wasn’t alone, either. Peter’s dad also got in on the action, sharing a pic of the couple saying “happiness is finding your copilot.”
Peter went down in Bachelor history after getting engaged to Hannah Ann, breaking it off to be with Madi, and then ending things to now be with Kelley.
Overall, this announcement came as no shock to fans of ‘The Bachelor’ though, as Peter has been quarantined with Kelley in Chicago for weeks.
As long as they’re happy, right?
Good news for fans of another reality competition show, ‘The Voice’ is back.
The NBC singing show will return at 8:00 p.m. eastern tonight and feature the judges and contestants live from their homes.
Host, Carson Daly, will still be in the studio, but everyone else is going to have to manage from their living rooms tonight and tomorrow.
This should be interesting.
2020 needed a hero, and apparently it is going to be Edward Cullen… sort of.
Stephanie Meyer, author of the Twilight series, is releasing a brand new fifth book called 'Midnight Sun,' due out August 4th.
It has been more than 12 years since Meyer last released a Twilight novel, and obviously fans were a little excited; ‘#midnightsun’ has been the top trending hashtag on Twitter all day.
This one will look a little different, though. The book is written from Edward's point of view, instead of Bella's.
Either way, looks like it’s time to reignite that years long feud… Team Edward or Team Jacob?
And Tom Hanks is being recognized nationally after delivering a virutal commencement speech to the Wright State University Class of 2020, here in Ohio.
“I'm here to say congratulations, congratulations to you chosen ones…” Hanks says in the video to the graduates, “you have succeeded mostly because you, and you alone have chosen to do so.”
Hanks, who has first hand experience as a Coronavirus survivor, even talked about the impact of COVID-19 on their lives, and how they will always use this moment as a milemarker, moving forward.
Hanks thanked them for being not only being good students, but good Americans as well for staying home and keeping people safe.
You’ve got to love that guy.