Single student Tayshia Adams denies that she parted ways with Zac Clark after being seen without an engagement ring
She is scheduled to co-host the new season of The Bachelorette with fellow student Kaitlyn Bristowe, after longtime host Chris Harrison was sidelined in a race for racism.
And on Monday, Tayshia Adams assured her fans that she is still engaged to her 16th season boyfriend, Zac Clark, despite having been seen without her ring on social media posts recently.
Taking to her stories on Instagram, Adams, 30, explained that it sometimes looks like she is without the ring on her left hand when her image is flipped in mirror selfies and that she also left it in LA to be resized.
Still together: Tayshia Adams assured her fans that she is still engaged to Zac Clark in a post on her Instagram Stories on Monday after rumors of a breakup
– Strange rumors always circulate that I’m not wearing my ring and that Zac and I broke up. I don’t know what’s going on, but you guys, I was holding my phone in my left hand, ‘she said.
‘But, ironically, when I was showing my hand about a week and a half ago, my ring was literally dangling around my finger, and many of you sent me messages like,’ Don’t lose your ring! She continued.
‘Well, I was in LA for a hot minute and I was finally able to leave my ring and get it the size.’
No drama: in season 16, Bachelorette explained that her ring was missing from recent social media posts because she recently left it in Los Angeles to be resized
Chill: Adams, 30, scolded his fans for putting ‘unnecessary rumors / pressure’ on the reality show couple
She then summed it up: ‘So yes, ironically, it was my right hand in my story, but I also just sent my ring to be cleaned and sized, finally – it’s been, like, six months since I had this.’
Adams concluded: ‘Everything is good on this front line. Thank you very much for worrying, but we are fine. We are relaxing. ‘
Adams, of Orange County, California, and Clark, 37, of New Jersey, got engaged last summer.
He said yes: Adams and Clark, 37, got engaged at ABC’s dating competition last summer, but have not yet set a date for the wedding.
The two are based on the East Coast, although Adams still travels to and from her homeland, Southern California, where she maintains a residence.
She revealed that she knew Clark was ‘the one’ when she met her family while filming ABC’s dating contest.
She told The Hollywood Reporter: ‘There were several times when I found myself imagining a life with him. I think it really solidified when my family was involved, just because I’m so close to my family. You don’t just marry an individual, you also marry his family. ‘
Adams explained: ‘It was very important for me to see him with my brothers and see how he interacted with my parents. My dad is kind of protective of me, if you didn’t notice! So getting his approval is everything. ‘
Ready to get married: the two are based on the East Coast, where Clark, a native of New Jersey, co-founded a rehab clinic, although Adams still travels back and forth to his native Southern California.
About that, ABC confirmed on Friday that Harrison would not return for season 17 of The Bachelorette and that Adams and Bristowe would take over temporarily.
The two would be at the Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort and Spa in New Mexico, where the reality show will be filmed.
They, along with the cast and crew, must undergo a mandatory quarantine before filming begins due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Dynamic duo: Meanwhile, ABC confirmed on Friday that Adams and fellow student Kaitlyn Bristowe will host the 17th season of The Bachelorette, replacing longtime presenter Chris Harrison
Come on! Adams shared his excitement at his new show and is now in New Mexico with the rest of the cast and crew preparing to start filming after the mandatory quarantine.