Will Jenn Tran pick Sam McKinney? 'The Bachelorette’ star’s bold move raises eyebrows
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON: In Episode 6 of Season 21 of 'The Bachelorette', Jenn Tran joined Devin Strader, Spencer Conley, Grant Ellis, Jonathon Johnson, and Sam McKinney for a group date at a Seattle radio station. During the date, the guys took calls from listeners alongside hosts Jason and Molly Mesnick.
During the date, Sam told Jenn that when he first met her, he felt, "This girl is not my type. I thought the Bachelorette was going to be Daisy or Maria.”
It seems that Sam's interest in pursuing a romantic relationship with Jenn has diminished, as he now appears more interested in Daisy Kent or Maria Georgas as potential partners on The Bachelorette. Given this shift, it might not be the best decision for Jenn to choose Sam as her final partner on the show.
In the latest season of 'The Bachelorette', Jenn has been captivated by Sam, despite some red flags she might be choosing to overlook. Their connection was clear from the beginning, as Jenn awarded Sam the coveted first impression rose on premiere night. Their chemistry was evident with a passionate kiss shared that evening.
As the season progresses, it remains to be seen whether Jenn's strong feelings for Sam will be enough to overlook any potential red flags that may arise. While their physical connection is undeniable, Jenn must stay vigilant and not ignore any warning signs that could impact their relationship.
'The Bachelorette' contestant Sam McKinney could potentially be a 'producer plant'
Despite openly expressing his attraction to Jenn, Sam's actions on 'The Bachelorette' Season 21 seem to contradict his previous behavior. It has been revealed that Sam recently ended a relationship just before filming the show, raising questions about whether his feelings for Jenn are genuine.
Before joining the show, Sam was involved with someone else, which casts doubt on his intentions. Reality Steve also disclosed that Sam was aware of the deadline for his return home before 'The Bachelorette's filming was scheduled to end.
Although Sam was scheduled to officiate his sister's wedding, he chose to participate in the show, presumably believing he would return in time. This decision suggests that producers may have selected Sam to create a specific dynamic for Jenn, knowing he would likely be eliminated at a predetermined point in the competition.
'The Bachelorette' contestant Sam McKinney was dubbed as 'the villain' of Jenn Tran's season
Sam McKinney has made a notable impact on 'The Bachelorette' Season 21. Despite initially impressing Jenn and receiving the first impression, his behavior in the premiere episode raised concerns about his sincerity.
While Sam did open up about his past relationship with Jenn, his words carried a sense of dishonesty, casting doubt on his true intentions. Additionally, their compatibility appears to be lacking, raising questions about the strength of their potential connection. In the initial episodes, Devin Strader was portrayed as the main villain of the season. However, there is a growing possibility that Sam could ultimately assume that role.
In the typical formula of 'The Bachelor' and 'The Bachelorette' there's often an early villain who is eliminated quickly, followed by a secondary villain who stays in the competition longer. If Devin is indeed the early villain, Sam may be positioned as the season's ultimate antagonist.
Who is Sam McKinney on 'The Bachelorette' Season 21?
Sam McKinney, a 27-year-old contractor from the picturesque Myrtle Beach, is known for his charming smile, intricate tattoos, and well-defined muscles. Despite his tough exterior, Sam is a big softie with dreams of settling down as a loving husband and father someday.
Sam's top priority in any relationship is loyalty, and he firmly believes that cheating is a non-negotiable deal-breaker. In his free time, Sam finds joy in activities such as riding motorcycles, playing golf, and binge-watching episodes of the popular TV series 'Sons of Anarchy'.
'The Bachelorette' Season 21 airs on Mondays at 8 pm ET on ABC.
