‘The Bachelorette’ season 19 has already premiered on ABC. The show features two reality stars Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia as the female leads who have embarked on their roller-coaster journey to find the love of their lives together through this show. They both would eventually settle down with their only ones towards the end of the show.

Talking about the contestants in this season, they all are totally unique with professions ranging from being a bartender to a leisure entrepreneur and physical therapist and so on. These contestants definitely tried their best to charm the stars with their personality and candor which was amazing to witness on the screens. In this huge list of contestants, there was apparently one of them, who referred to both Gabby and Rachel as 'two females'.

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Talking about the drama and controversies, it was all an atmosphere of love, laughs and smiles for the stars who met all the contestants in the first episode of the show. But one of them in the voice-over aired called Gabby and Rachel as two females. The face of that contestant wasn’t revealed by the makers of the show. But the ardent fans who were watching the episode took notice of this and they immediately took to social media and started expressing their thoughts on the same.

The ‘Bachelorette’ fans did not expect this and that statement clearly didn’t settle down well with them. Soon Twitter had a field day as it erupted into a reaction fest of fans on the same which ranged from lashing out at the contestant to calling out the show and channel for same and much more.

It's just the first episode of ‘The Bachelorette’ season 19 on ABC and clearly, we all have seen an aura of love, the first romantic meets of both stars with their selected ones, the contestants talking amongst themselves about the show, the three contestants getting evicted and cancellation of rose ceremony in upcoming episode precap alongside three guys rejecting both Gabby and Rachel which is surely a sign that things are about to turn more controversial and spicier for both Gabby and Rachel and it's not going to be an easy journey ahead for them both.

“Abc is lucky they didn’t show who said “having two FEMALES is interesting” but they need to be kicked off expeditiously #TheBachelorette”, said a fan. “I will say that all the men on this season of #TheBachelorette are immediately a dub because they’ve only called Gabby and Rachel “females” and “girls”…yuck”, noted a fan. “The misogyny of having two female leads is going to annoy me all season. They literally did this to force a season long cat fight and break their friendship. I’m certain of it. They’d never with the men. May the girls not give them what they want #TheBachelorette”, added a fan. “Early #TheBachelorette thoughts: which guy called them “females”? Remove him ASAP. Quincy is cringe. Stop mentioning Clayton. Just stop. The children’s choir was giving Scott’s Tots. I can’t wait for a whole season of Gabby sass”, a fan wrote. “I vote that the man who just called the bachelorettes “2 females” instead of “2 women” should get immediately kicked out of the mansion #TheBachelorette”, mentioned another user. “Having 2 females…” immediate no.  I didn’t even see who’s said that but I already hate him. #TheBachelorette”, added another user. “I don’t know what the dude’s name is who just referred to Gabby and Rachel as “females” but I’m here to petition we stop doing that ‼ #TheBachelorette”, shared another fan.

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'The Bachelorette’ season 19 airs every Tuesday at 8 pm ET on ABC.

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