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Chris Harrison Reveals He Is Making A Return To TV

Chris Harrison: Former Bachelor Nation’s Host Making A Return To TV

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Former Bachelor Nation host Chris Harrison revealed he’s making his return to TV as the host of two new shows for Dr. Phil’s Merit Street Media.

According to the report by E! News, one of the shows will bring Chris Harrison back to his reality dating show days, though the 52-year-old insisted the concept would be a lot different than Bachelor, Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise.  

“It has dating elements in it, but this is so different and so novel,” Chris told Entertainment Tonight in an interview published March 6. “It is flipping the script in a way that I think people are gonna become addicted to it in a week. It is unbelievable.”

Further hinting at what fans can expect, Chris Harrison added that the series will be “bigger and broader.”

“For years and years I said, ‘[The Bachelor] is the most dramatic show ever,'” he continued. “We want to create a show where those words actually ring true, so this dating show will be the most dramatic ever—that you can be sure of.”

Chris Harrison and his wife, Lauren Zima, will co-host a morning show, with their relationship playing “a big part” in the series, E! News report added.

“What matters the most to both of us has always been our audience, so we want to be able to connect with them,” Chris explained. “What’s more relatable than talking about our relationship and what’s going on in our own lives?”

And while TV personality exited Bachelor Nation in 2021 while on temporary leave over controversial comments, he made in defense of contestant Rachael Kirkconnell, which he later admitted were “excusing historical racism.”

Following the controversy, Chris said he thought “long and hard about” whether he was ready to return to TV. However, he couldn’t be more thrilled to join Dr. Phil’s media conglomerate.

“Call it divine intervention, karma, kismet, whatever it is,” Chris said, “the fact that Dr. Phil created this network in my own backyard here in Dallas, it means the world to me to, not only be returning to television, but to be doing it here in a hometown crowd.”

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