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The Golden Bachelorette’s Joan Vassos Reveals She’s Gotten D--k Pics, Requests Involving Feet
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Date:2025-04-26 08:44:56
Turns out, dating is a minefield at any age.
Next month, Vassos will be handing out roses of her own on The Golden Bachelorette, starting Sept. 18, meeting 24 prospective suitors ranging in age from 57 to 69 years old.
Back in June, the private school administrator shared her prep process for the show, posting a video of herself packing for the Bachelor Mansion.
“Excited, nervous, and overpacked… but, mostly ready to get this golden journey started,” she captioned the Instagram clip. “Feeling all the feels as I pack up to start my next chapter at the Bachelor Mansion. I’ve never been this vulnerable and grateful at the same time, I’m thankful to have the most supportive friends, family and viewers a golden girl could ask for. I’m not sure what this journey holds, but if it's anything like my suitcase, it’s sure to be FULL of surprises!”
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