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THE BACHELORETTE - “2008” - It’s a crucial week in Fiji as Charity navigates the surprise of Aaron’s return and introduces two men to her family. A live studio audience watches as Jesse Palmer sits down with Charity and her final three men to watch the conclusion of her journey. MONDAY, AUG. 21 (8:00-11:00 p.m. EDT), on ABC. (ABC/Christopher Willard)
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Now that The Bachelorette is almost over, the next reasonable question Bachelor Nation has is: Who’s the next Bachelor for 2024? Well, after years of controversial choices (ahem Clayton and Zach), the next Bachelor for 2024 is a true fan favorite.

The next Bachelor will be the lead of The Bachelor Season 28 and follow in the footsteps of the most recent past Bachelors: Zach Shallcross (Season 27); Clayton Echard (Season 26); Matt James (Season 25); and Peter Weber (Season 24). The Bachelor Season 28 will also follow The Bachelorette Season 20, which was led by Charity Lawson, a 27-year-old child and family therapist from Columbus, Georgia, and a contestant from The Bachelor Season 27.

In an interview with Parade in June 2023, Charity opened up about how her breakup with Zach Shallcross on The Bachelor Season 27 affected how she went into The Bachelorette Season 20. “I learned authenticity,” she said. “Me staying true to myself got me to a certain point and carried me pretty far and so, I really just wanted that to continue to shine through as the lead when meeting all these guys and giving them the space to be expressive of their emotions and meeting them with compassion because that’s exactly what Zach and his approach was with us [bachelorettes]. I was very aware of that and obviously, knowing what it’s like being a contestant, I wanted the same.”

She also told The Jennifer Hudson Show in May 2023 about what it was like to be one of Bachelor Nation’s few Black Bachelorettes after Season 13’s Rachel Lindsay, Season 16’s Tayshia Adams, and Season 18’s Michelle Young. “It’s huge. This puts me in the position of being the fourth woman of color to hold this role and the second monoracial African American woman to have the opportunity to find love. I notice and acknowledge that this is so much bigger than myself. It is my journey to love, but it’s bigger than me,” she said. 

She continued, “I am just honored to be able to hold that representation for other people at home that look like me, women of color. Like the little girls that can look to me and acknowledge that this is something that’s possible for them too.”

Charity also told Parade in June 2023 about how her breakup with Zach affected her approach on The Bachelorette Season 20. “I learned authenticity,” she said. “Me staying true to myself got me to a certain point and carried me pretty far and so, I really just wanted that to continue to shine through as the lead when meeting all these guys and giving them the space to be expressive of their emotions and meeting them with compassion because that’s exactly what Zach and his approach was with us [bachelorettes]. I was very aware of that and obviously, knowing what it’s like being a contestant, I wanted the same.”

But back to who the next Bachelor is for 2024. So… who is the next Bachelor for 2024? Read on for what we know about the next Bachelor and the lead for The Bachelor Season 28.

Who is the next Bachelor for 2024?

Meet the new lead for The Bachelor Season 28 ahead.

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