Ready for change. Rachel Lindsay revealed what she thought of Chris Harrison’s Good Morning America apology on Thursday, March 4, after the months-long Bachelor controversy.“I do accept the apology,” Lindsay, 35, told Extra’s Billy Bush on Thursday. “And I think it’s important for me to say that because I haven’t really talked about, you know, Chris and the statement because I’m not trying to ...

Rachel Lindsay is choosing to move on after Chris Harrison's apology over controversial comments he made about The Bachelor contestant Rachael Kirkconnell's past actions. On March 4, the longtime host of The Bachelor franchise spoke to Good Morning America's Michael Strahan about the backlash he received for an Extra interview with Lindsay, in which he defended Kirkconnell and cited the "woke ...

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"I need to accept the apology, so we can all be better from this situation, which is what we want," said Rachel Lindsay.

Michael Strahan wasn't afraid to speak out after interviewing The Bachelor's Chris Harrison on Good Morning America. In response to an ongoing controversy that led to his suspension from the ABC reality show, Harrison addressed the future of the Bachelor franchise on March 4, 2021.

Michael Strahan says “Bachelor” host Chris Harrison gave a weak apology on “Good Morning America” Thursday for his decision to defend some racist behavior by one of the show’s contestants.“His apology is his apology, but it felt like I got nothing more than a surface response on any of this,” said Strahan, who grilled Harrison about comments he made in an earlier interview on “Extra,” conducted ...

Rachel Lindsay is ready to move the conversation forward. The former Bachelorette says she has accepted Chris Harrison's latest apology, and is reflecting on how the dialogue about race and racism in The Bachelor and culture should progress.

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Sharing his perspective. Michael Strahan sat down with The Bachelor host and executive producer Chris Harrison during the Thursday, March 4, episode of Good Morning America.After the taped interview, during which Harrison, 49, apologized again for defending Rachael Kirkconnell‘s racially charged Instagram posts from 2018, the former NFL star, also 49, shared his thoughts.

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Chris Harrison says he is "committed to progress" after temporarily exiting his longtime role of Bachelor Nation host following a racism controversy. But Good Morning America's Michael Strahan seems skeptical.

Michael Strahan doesn’t seem too convinced by Chris Harrison’s apology for defending a Bachelor contestant’s racist behavior. “It felt like I got nothing more than a surface response on any of this,” Michael admitted, after his interview with Chris about the situation aired on Good Morning America. “Obviously, he’s a man who clearly wants to stay on this show, but only time will tell if there’s ...

After stepping away from his hosting duties on The Bachelor last month following controversial racial comments, Chris Harrison has confirmed that he has no plans to leave the long-running franchise permanently. On Thursday, Harrison appeared on Good Morning America, where he spoke to Michael Strahan in a pre-recorded about his comments while sharing his wish to return to The Bachelor.

ET is taking a look at how Bachelor Nation responded to Chris Harrison's apology that took place Thursday on 'Good Morning America.'

Chris Harrison apologized to Rachel Lindsay in his 'GMA' interview for excusing racism.

Bachelor host Chris Harrison made his much-anticipated appearance on Good Morning America on March 4, 2021. In the interview, he spoke openly with Michael Strahan about his controversial remarks defending Season 25 Bachelor contestant Rachael Kirkconnell after it was revealed she'd attended a plantation-themed party in 2018 and had also allegedly "liked" racist imagery on social media, including ...

Chris Harrison spoke out on Good Morning America on March 4, 2021 regarding his controversial remarks while defending The Bachelor contestant Rachael Kirkconnell. Rachael — who is currently one of Matt James' final three on the ABC dating show — was vilified after viewers discovered that she had liked photos on social media that featured the Confederate flag and had attended a plantation-themed ...

GMA's Michael Strahan calls Bachelor host Chris Harrison's apology a 'surface response'