The Bachelor’s Grant and Juliana Open Up About Their Wedding Plans, Why He Decided to Move to Boston
Fans watched Grant Ellis and Juliana Pasquarosa get engaged during the season 29 finale of The Bachelor, though the couple ...
'The Bachelor' star Juliana Pasquarosa says it actually wasn't hard to watch that controversial finale back
"The Bachelor" season 29 stars Grant Ellis and Juliana Pasquarosa unpacked the biggest moments from the finale and revealed ...
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Are Bachelor's Grant Ellis and Juliana Pasquarosa still together after finale?
The Bachelor's Grant Ellis and Juliana Pasquarosa got engaged during the Season 29 finale, but are they still going strong?
Grant Clarifies When He *Actually* Chose Juliana In The Bachelor Finale
From unseen engagement details to an adorable new puppy, Grant and Juliana break down their 'Bachelor' journey — and what ...
Newton’s Juliana Pasquarosa is 1 episode away from winning ‘The Bachelor’
Newton's Juliana Pasquarosa, 28, is one of the final two women competing for Grant's heart on 'The Bachelor' Season 29.
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5 Clues The Bachelor Season 29's Grant Ellis Regrets Picking Juliana Pasquarosa Over Litia Garr (I Think He Settled For The Safe Choice)
There are signs that there's already trouble in paradise with Grant Ellis' final pick on The Bachelor, including family ...
‘The Bachelor’ Grant Ellis Says He Started to ‘Gravitate More Towards’ Juliana After Hometowns
"The Bachelor" Grant Ellis said he started to gravitate towards Juliana Pasquarosa after hometown dates on the ABC show.
Grant Ellis, the second Black male lead of ‘The Bachelor,’ proposes to Juliana Pasquarosa during Season 29 finale
Grant Ellis and Juliana Pasquarosa share where they are now since Season 29 of “The Bachelor” wrapped and when they're tying ...
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Newly engaged 'Bachelor' couple Grant Ellis and Juliana Pasquarosa to move to Boston
Here's everything to know about 'Bachelor' couple Grant Ellis and Juliana Pasquarosa ... next step is moving to Boston together, or "shippin' up to Boston, baby!" in Pasquarosa's words on ...