Tayshia Adams, Colton Underwood and more Bachelor Nation stars are discussing why they got Paycheck Protection Program loans throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
According to the Small Business Association, the PPP loans are offered to small company owners to guarantee they have the ability to keep workers and cover the expenses sustained by the continuous coronavirus pandemic. These loans are provided to independent professionals and self-employed individuals, which technically consists of truth stars and influencers, who note their work as Independent Artists, Writers and Performers.
Recently, sleuths on The Bachelor subReddit found a number of truth stars from Bachelor Nation made an application for or gotten PPP loans of a minimum of $10,000. E! News separately verified by this details by evaluating ProPublica and FederalPay.org’s online databases.
In January, Tayshia, who is presently co-hosting Katie Thurston‘s season of The Bachelorette, got a loan of $20,833 through the LLC Tayshia Adams Media. In a declaration to E! News, the Newport Beach homeowner’s associate described, “As a business owner, television and podcast host, and brand ambassador, Tayshia obtained a PPP Loan that enabled her to hire an employee (someone who was previously unemployed), to whom she offers market-based pay and benefits.”
