As Bachelor Nation’s most current lead, Joey Graziadei courted 32 possible better halves, dished out some difficult concerns and emerged from the weeks-long experience with his best match– plus a couple of additional life lessons.
“I was 28 and single coming on the show,” the tennis pro, who proposed to task supervisor Kelsey Anderson on the March 25 ending, informed E! News’ Francesca Amiker “I know that’s normal. But I also, in my life coming into it, thought that I would have a lot more figured out by now. And I think most people when they’re in that position, start to look within and question what it was: What did you do in past relationships? What do you need to learn?”
And so while he was evaluating every last increased applicant for long-lasting compatibility, he likewise “got the ability to learn more about myself, to challenge myself, to learn more about what I want in relationships,” he continued. “And because of that, of course I’m stronger. Of course I’m going to get more confidence. But in other ways, this show does mess with your confidence because you see so much. So I’m a work in progress. I think everyone is.”
