I lived in Manhattan for 4 years. It was very expensive then - it’s “extremely” expensive now. Absolutely they are beautiful couple and very fond of each other- which is wonderful to see. My concern though is that Joey’s current career was “a tennis instructor in a Hawaiian resort”. What kind of long-term good paying career can he forge for himself in New York that would enable him to provide and protect for his wife and potential future children. Or even allow them to have a decent life if she was a full time working mother and they were a 50/50 couple? I wish them the best. I just have concerns about his long-term financial prospects given his limited professional background. But hopefully he has family money so his limited prospects may be an issue. Either way all the best to this lovely young couple.

Kelsey actually reeks of insecurity. Joey is a much better and more confident interviewer.

Oh yeah, wow... didn't notice it until I read your post... how rude of her 😢

I am sure she didn't want to rub her makeup on the beautiful white suit.

@@bwalyamwape7813 that’s the lamest excuse i have heard

It's the facial make up and the white suit.

I think they are one of the cutest bachelor couples ever.

Yeah, that’s what I said. They’re obviously very much in love which is heartwarming to see. But given Joey’s career as a tennis instructor at a Hawaiian Resort. I’m not sure what is prospects would be in New York. However, as I said, perhaps he has other streams of income or family money. So let’s all hope for the best.

@c.c.dorrie5795...Don't feel badly for them. In the Bachelor world, these interviews often lead to lucrative media careers.

Did not know that...😊

Kelsey is a junior project manager & Joe is a tennis professionel He teaches tennis

Both places(Hawaii NYC),have very high costs of living.They better have very good incomes.

😂

Agreed it's so trash filled

They’re not allowed to move to a woke state? How do u know if they’re woke or not lol

rosamaria That’s an ignorant comment. We’re 4th generation New Yorkers. We work in our city. We love, our city and our state. We’ve visited other cities and other countries. Nothing like our diverse state and it’s offerings.