Jordan C. Brown overjoyed to be only 73rd person to marry a Bachelor contestant

Jordan C. Brown overjoyed to be only 73rd person to marry a Bachelor contestant

In a heartwarming announcement, Bachelor contestant Sarah Smith revealed yesterday that she will be marrying Jordan C. Brown, who is now the 73rd person to marry a Bachelor contestant in the show’s long and storied history. In a statement to the press, Brown expressed his joy at joining the many other men who have found love through the Bachelor franchise. ‘I’m just honored to be a part of this tradition,’ said Brown. ‘I’ve always been a fan of the show and it’s such a privilege to be marrying a Bachelor contestant.’

Despite the high number of marriages to contestants, Brown assures fans that he and Smith have a connection that is truly special. ‘I know there have been a lot of marriages coming out of the show,’ said Brown, ‘but I truly believe that Sarah and I have something special. We’re really excited for what the future holds.’

As news of the engagement spread, many fans of the show took to social media to congratulate the couple. Others, however, criticized the Bachelor franchise for promoting a culture of marriage that they believe is unsustainable. ‘It’s really concerning to see so many people marrying contestants from this show,’ tweeted one user. ‘It feels like the show is exploiting people’s desire for love and commitment for profit.’

Despite the criticism, Brown and Smith remain focused on their love for each other and their shared commitment to making their marriage work. ‘We’re not worried about what the haters say,’ said Brown. ‘All that matters is that we love each other and we’re excited to spend the rest of our lives together.’

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