
The Bachelorette DeAnna Pappas didn’t get her happily ever after, but she’ll be helping other brides-to-be plan their dream weddings.
Pappas, 26 — who recently called off her engagement to show winner Jesse Csincsak — will be co-hosting Lifetime network’s Get Married, a show that covers everything about weddings. The second season premieres Jan. 5.
On the show’s blog GetMarried.com, Pappas announce her new gig in a post dated Nov. 11.
“I am so happy to be co-hosting the new season of Get Married! Every weekday morning I will be bringing you the latest in wedding planning tips and trends, and weekly I will be blogging here at bloggerbrides.com,” Pappas writes.
And though she acknowledges she’s no longer a bride-to-be herself, she’s excited at the prospect of helping others plan their big day.
She writes: “Many of you may know me from seeing me on television looking for love…The second show, many of you watched as I got down to one man…he got down on one knee and proposed to me…unfortunately we have since gone our separate ways but still remain very good friends.
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