‘The Bachelor’ Colton Underwood Teams With AllSocial
The Bachelor Colton Underwood continues to bulk up his resume. The best-selling author of The First Time: Finding Myself and Looking for Love on Reality TV, goes in front of the cameras again for his most recent endeavor, reports People. Colton dishes on hosting his own talk show, Coffee with Colton.
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More On Coffee with Colton
Colton tells People, “This has been a project of mine that I’ve been working on for a long time, and to see it come to life has been amazing.” Colton hosts the eight-episode series. During the course of the episodes, he interviews celebrities whilst drinking coffee. The Bachelor interviews Kalen Allen from The Ellen DeGeneres Show, musician Quinn XCII, and his girlfriend, Cassie Randolph, to name a few.
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People asks Colton to share how he prepared for his new role.
It’s just all about repetition, it’s all about putting yourself out there and trying new things. I’m still learning. I’m still making mistakes, just like I have in my life in front of everybody already on The Bachelor.”
Currently, the show is partnered with AllSocial. AllSocial is a new social media network. Colton shares, “this was sort of my baby and something that I wanted to do, and I sort of helped build out the whole entire show.” Also, Colton shares that he “would be open to eventually hosting his own television show in the future,” according to People.
What is AllSocial?
The home page advertises, “Discover exciting stories, topics you love, new friends and more.” The app is available in the App Store or Google Play. At a quick glance, the social media platform looks like Instagram.
The AllSocial app is so new that it has a 4.2-star rating and only 179 reviews in the App Store. The set up is fairly simple. It asks you for the basics: name, username, and email. Then, the app asks you to select three topics from a pre-selected list. AllSocial recommends that you connect with friends. The status option looks similar to Twitter. Time will tell where this new social media will rank among the ranks of Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
Helping with Coronavirus Relief Efforts
In addition to interviewing celebrities, this opportunity also lends itself to coronavirus relief efforts. By utilizing Colton’s AllSocial page, AllSocial will make donations to food banks and charities to help those are affected by the pandemic. Remarkably, on Colton’s Instagram page, the reality television star is helping others by paying it forward.
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Colton writes the following under the most recent photo of himself.
I’ve had so much fun giving back this last month. Each week I’ve been giving away $1,000 to you all and i’m not stopping. If I’m in a position to help others, i will. This week I’m paying your bills! Who needs help with a bill?”
Fans were quick to comment with how much they needed and what they needed it for. Some of the requests include rent money, money for hospital bills, and money for college loans.
For more updates on the COVID-19 pandemic, please go to the CDC or World Health Organization‘s websites. Stay safe and healthy. And as always, stay tuned to TV Shows Ace for more reality television news.
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