Claire Freeland and Bennett Graebner, the show runners and executive producers of ‘The Bachelor’, leave the series. They are still working on the current season of Grant Ellis of ‘The Bachelor’, which is approaching the end, but negotiating their outputs of the franchise.
Representatives of ABC, the network that is broadcast ‘The Bachelor’, and Warner Bros. Television, who produces it, did not respond immediately VarietyThe request to comment.
Freeland and Graebner took over as show runners in 2023 after the tumultuous output of ‘Bachelor’ maker Mike Fleiss. After creating ‘The Bachelor’ in 2002, Fleiss left after an investigation into accusations of racial discrimination carried out by WBTV. Freeland and Graebner supervised the reality series together with Jason Ehrlich, a multi -year -old on ABC, who left after the first season of ‘The Golden Bachelor’.
In February it was revealed that ABC would not broadcast a new season of “The Bachelorette” after the season of Ellis of “The Bachelor”. The long -term franchise also includes “Bachelor in Paradise”, which will return this summer after he has not been broadcast since the autumn of 2023, when ABC programming it during the double strikes. “The Golden Bachelor” and “The Golden Bachelorette” – both successes – have been broadcast in the last two years, but extensions have yet to be announced.
Freeland previously worked on “The Bachelor” and “The Bachelorette” Canada Editions, who served as an executive producer from 2014 to 2017. Graebner has been with the Franchise since 2008 and has been working to your heart “,” Winter Games “and” Bachelor Pad. “