Jenn Tran (The Bachelor Season 28)
Original season: The Bachelor Season 28 (Joey Graziadei)
Sent home: Week 7
Jennifer “Jenn” Tran, a 25-year-old PA Student from Hillsdale, New Jersey, is also a favorite to become the next Bachelorette for Season 21. Jenn went home in Week 7 on The Bachelor Season 28 with Joey Graziadei after she was eliminated in the Rose Ceremony before Hometown Dates, along with Kelsey Toussant.
On March 25, 2024, after the Bachelor finale aired, Jenn was announced as the next Bachelorette. “I’m overwhelmed, it’s crazy,” she said. “It feels so surreal to be sitting here.” She went on to say that she feels “so, so grateful” to be the first Asian lead in the Bachelor franchise. “Growing up, I always wanted to see Asian representation on TV,” she explained. “Now, to be here today… being like, ‘I am going to be the main character in my story,’ I can’t help but think of how many people I’m inspiring and how many lives I can impact.”
If Jenn, who is of Vietnamese descent, is the first Asian lead in Bachelor Nation history. “JENN FOR BACHELORETTE i am seated!,” a user tweeted. Another wrote, “Just letting y’all know that Jenn got the Bachelorette exit. #TheBachelor” One more user tweeted, “CAN WE PLS GET OUR FIRST ASIAN BACHELORETTE 🌹 Jenn’s speech in the car screams potential and she deserves it ❤️❤️.” Another user wrote, “Jenn for Bachelorette! Not only is she intelligent, hilarious, sweet, genuine, and stunning, but why has this show been on for over two decades without an Asian lead?!”
One reason that could’ve stopped Jenn from being the next Bachelorette or being on Bachelor in Paradise Season 10 is her current enrollment as a physician assistant student, she had to take a break from to film The Bachelor Season 28. “First and foremost, no I did not drop out of school,” she said in an Instagram post in February 2024. “The deciding factor of me putting my career on hold was, honestly, Joey. I was terrified when I found out it was Joey because I realized that it was all becoming real and that I needed to ask permission from my school to go and do the show.”
“She was so supportive of it,” Jenn continued of her advisor’s reaction to her taking a break from PA school to film The Bachelor. “[She was like] ‘We can absolutely do this. We can put two rotations on hold for you and you can just repeat them after advanced didactic year.’”




















