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Looking back on last year’s “Bachelor” trip with Clare Crawley and Tayshia Adams, former contestant Bennett Jordan isn’t “really sorry” from his time on the show.
“I think I made the most of my time there. You know, every time I’m with ‘Bachelor’, it’s very sincere and heartfelt,” the wealth management consultant, 36, told Page Six Style on Thursday.
Jordan kicked off Season 16 of “The Bachelorette” in lavish style, arriving to meet Crawley, 40, with Rolls-Royce.
He then got to know Adams, 29, who became the star of the franchise following Crawley’s mid-season engagement with Dale Moss.
Adams eliminated Jordan in Week 9, and then accept the proposal from her current fiancé, addiction specialist Zac Clark.
Even though Jordan was focused on what lay ahead, he wouldn’t be thinking about more one-on-one time.
“It was kind of restricted to just group dates and rose ceremonies and times where you could have a little time with ‘Bachelor,’” Jordan explained.
“But really, I don’t think there’s anything I could have done differently,” he continued, later adding, “In the end, things went the way they did for a reason.”
Going beyond Bachelor Nation, the famously stylish TV star is now dipping his toes into the fashion world, having recently partnered with a luxury shoe label Del toro.
“Not only do they have great attention to detail, a great story, genuine Italian handcrafted shoes… but they also have a fun side,” Jordan explains about what attracted him to the collaboration.
The reality star is working with the brand on a new version of the “Milano” shoe in her favorite color, green. The sage-colored suede model will be available this month in both men’s and women’s sizes.
And while it remains to be seen whether Jordan will book tickets to “Bachelor in Heaven” this summer, he’s already got his packaging strategy in place.
“I was pretty organized and put together a spreadsheet with each rose ceremony. Every one of my suits I want to carry, a shirt and tie combination,” Jordan explains the process of setting up his “Bachelor” wardrobe.
“I may have brought too many shoes with me but, you know, if they fit in my bag, I wouldn’t say no,” he added.
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