They stole hearts when they wed last year then went on a dreamy honeymoon in Europe after meeting on Bachelor In Paradise.
And on Thursday Ashley Iaconetti and her husband Jared Haibon were seen joining the franchise once again as they were spotted on the set of season 16 of The Bachelorette in La Quinta, California. This comes after Hannah Sluss was seen just the day before.
Tayshia Adams is replacing Clare Crawley on The Bachelorette after Clare reportedly fell for contestant Dale Moss.
Back on the tube: Ashley Iaconetti and her husband Jared Haibon were seen on the set of season 16 of The Bachelorette in La Quinta, California on Thursday
A great setting for romance: The show is set at the posh La Quinta Resort in California
Ashley looked to be in great spirits as she wore a flirty off-the-shoulder top in white and black that showed off both her chest and tummy.
The 32-year-old reality TV vet wore skintight light blue jeans with rips here and there and added strappy high heels.
Her 31-year-old spouse revealed his much longer hair after not visiting a barber in months due to the pandemic. He had on a black T-shirt with blue jeans and boots.
Cute look: Ashley looked to be in great spirits as she wore a flirty off-the-shoulder top in white and black that showed off both her chest and tummy
The two looked like the honeymoon is still going as she lovingly touched up his hair and then they kissed and held hands as they walked on the grounds of the resort, which has been taken over by the Waldorf Astoria.
On Tuesday, Sluss was spotted at the La Quinta Resort.
The Bachelor alum, 24, was seen at the resort being driven around on a golf cart with a mask on. Hannah donned a red bodysuit with black shorts, adding sneakers and gold jewelry; the brunette wore her tresses loose around her with a black face mask on.
She was snapped being driven around the resort where filming is currently underway for the Bachelorette.
Kiss for the Mrs: The two looked like the honeymoon is still going as she lovingly touched up his hair and then they kissed and held hands as they walked on the grounds of the resort, which has been taken over by the Waldorf Astoria
The fun couple: Here the photogenic duo are seen in Las Vegas in September 2019
It’s been reported that Becca Kufrin is also on the set, but she has not yet been pictured there yet.
‘Becca Kufrin and Hannah Ann Sluss are there just as friends. It’s now transitioning into a regular Bachelorette season and they are there to lend support,’ according to E! News‘ source.
Their insider noted that they don’t believe they will appear in more than one episode, with the duo there to lend support to the lead, something that has been done recently in the franchise.
Hannah arrived on set earlier in the day with a large suitcase and purse and was seen talking to producer Julie LaPlaca, according to Us Weekly.
She was the winner of the Bachelor season 24, which saw Peter Weber propose to her; however, their romance was short lived, with Peter dumping her because he had feelings for runner-up Madison Prewett.
Reality star: Hannah arrived on set earlier in the day with a large suitcase and purse and was seen talking to producer Julie LaPlaca, according to Us Weekly
It was reported that Bachelorette star Crawley is now engaged to contestant Dale Moss, which led to producers to replace her with former Bachelor contestant Tayshia Adams.
The outlet’s source said: ‘This season is so off the wall that absolutely anything and everything is on the table. Producers continue to reach out to women from the franchise in an attempt to salvage a season that just might be the most dramatic ever.’
Clare, a 39-year-old hairstylist, found love fast during her season, according to insiders who spoke to People.
‘One of her potential guys found a way to get in touch with her and they began talking,’ an insider said.
Love at first sight: Clare Crawley and contestant Dale Moss are reportedly engaged
Happy: Tayshia Adams will be replacing Crawley on season 16 of The Bachelorette; Tayshia pictured August 5, 2019 at the ABC TCA Summer Press Tour in West Hollywood
‘By the time filming officially began, they were basically already in love. No one else stood a chance. It just became so obvious from her subsequent few dates that her heart wasn’t in it and she just wasn’t feeling it. Then she said she wanted out.’
According to Life & Style, Clare was so smitten with Dale that she threatened to ‘quit the show after only 12 days of filming’ because she had ‘already fallen in love’ with the former NFL player.
‘She told producers she no longer wanted to participate in the show,’ the source told Life & Style, and even ‘refused to come out of her room’ during filming, which began in early July.
Producers were said to be ‘blindsided’ by the situation and were ‘scrambling to figure out what to do.’
But it looks like the brains behind Bachelor Nation have figured out a fix.
Rocky road: Clare’s season already got off to a rocky start when coronavirus forced the show to postpone shooting
‘Tayshia was game and ready to go,’ a source tells PEOPLE. ‘What remains to be seen is if more men will be brought in now to give Tayshia a full roster of suitors.’
Clare’s season already got off to a rocky start when coronavirus forced the show to postpone shooting.
Crawley quarantined at La Quinta resort where the entire season will take place due to COVID-19 fears. She and the suitors and crew had all been quarantining at the hotel prior to the start of last month. And while it looks like she’s found her happy ending, insiders say that’s only half the saga.
‘There’s more to the story than just [Clare] falling for someone and not wanting to see what else could happen with other men,’ a source teased People.
Producers are also reportedly reaching out to backup contestants on the show, according to Us Weekly. ‘Last weekend, producers reached out to backup Bachelorette contestants who had been vetted for Clare’s season but were ultimately not cast to film at La Quinta [resort],’ an insider said. ‘When producers reached back out, out of the blue, it was very apparent that something had happened with production.’