The Bachelor Season 28's Rachel Nance Fuels Dating Rumors With This Bachelorette Star

The Bachelor season 28 contestant Rachel Nance sparked romance rumors when she posted a TikTok video in which she appeared to be on a date with The Bachelorette season 20 and Bachelor In Paradise season 9 star John Henry Spurlock. Rachel got her start in The Bachelor season 28 starring Joey Graziadei, during which she placed third. Joey said goodbye to Rachel after her overnight Fantasy Suite date. John Henry first appeared in Charity Lawson's Bachelorette season and got engaged to Kat Izzo during Bachelor In Paradise season 9 later that year. However, they broke up after the season finale aired.

In a TikTok video posted by Rachel, she and John Henry sat at a table at a waterside restaurant during dinner.

Rachel and John Henry lip-synced to a scene from The Hot Chick, with Rachel saying, "How much do I owe you?" while John Henry replied, "It's okay. It's on the house." Rachel then said, "Really?" while applying lip gloss. Rachel's caption read, "My wallet was not harmed in the making of this video."

Bachelor Fans React To Rachel Nance & John Henry Spurlock’s Dating Rumors

Fans Immediately Began Shipping Rachel & John Henry As A Couple

In the comments section of Rachel's TikTok video, fans were excited to see Rachel and John Henry out on what appeared to be a date. They were surprised and delighted to see them together. Many fans swooned over John Henry. TikTok user virginia wrote, "IM LIVING FOR THIS," while TikTok User Tawny Audi said, "HERE FOR THIS YOU BOTH DESERVE THE WORLD." The video currently has 2.7 million views, which proves how invested fans are in this potential couple.

Rachel deserves happiness after what she endured. During The Bachelor season 28's "The Women Tell All," Rachel revealed that she'd received hateful social media messages that were racist. It was a brave moment in which Rachel brought attention to the unacceptable behavior of some of the fans of the show. Host Jesse Palmer and Joey both defended Rachel and the other women who spoke out against the hate that they'd also received. This was an important segment because, for too long, the Bachelor franchise had swept controversies like this under the rug. Rachel implored fans to just be kind.

If Bachelor In Paradise season 10 were happening, then Rachel and John Henry might've had a chance to date on the beaches of Mexico. However, since the show isn't on ABC's schedule, it seems that they've decided to take matters into their own hands. While it's also possible that they're just friends, it's always exciting to see The Bachelor fan-favorites potentially find love with each other after the show. Both Rachel and John Henry deserve to find the love that they're searching for. Hopefully, they found it with each other.