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Chris Harrison Speaks Out After Stepping Back From 'The Bachelor' | Celebrity Page
Chris Harrison gave his first public interview after the controversy that caused him to step away from The Bachelor in an interview with Good Morning America's Michael Strahan.
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What Caused This
<iframe src="https://www.rebelmouse.com/res/scraper/embed?type=mp4&adapt_to_iframe=1&url=https%3A//abcnewsvod-a.akamaihd.net/playback/abcnews/2021/03/210304_gma_strahan_0740_700.mp4&thumb=https%3A//s.abcnews.com/images/GMA/210304_gma_strahan1_0740_hpMain_16x9_992.jpg" id="4f3ea" frameborder="0" class="rm-shortcode" data-rm-shortcode-id="87d2a46818731349e0b637d505a81cbb" expand="1" height="480" width="100%"></iframe><p>Harrison's remarks came in an interview with previous contestant <a href="https://celebritypage.com/tag/rachel-lindsay" target="_blank">Rachel Lindsay</a> after evidence of current season frontrunner <a href="https://celebritypage.com/tag/rachael-kirkconnell" target="_blank">Rachael Kirkconnell</a> attending an Antebellum themed party leaked on <a href="https://celebritypage.com/tag/tiktok" target="_blank">TikTok</a>. </p><p>After the interview, in which Harrison had several inflammatory remarks, Lindsay took to her podcast to discuss the interview, in which she said, "his privilege was on full display". </p><p>When Lindsay said Kirkconnell's photos at an Old South antebellum party were offensive, Harrison retorted, "Well, Rachel, is it not a good look in 2018 or is it not a good look in 2021? Because there's a big difference."</p><p>"It's not a good look because she's celebrating the Old South. If I went to that party, what would I represent at that party?" Lindsay replied. </p>Harrison Walks Back
<span style="display:block;position:relative;padding-top:56.25%;" class="rm-shortcode" data-rm-shortcode-id="80423e82753f96c30b21f47c27e1a1cb"><iframe lazy-loadable="true" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/bm7bBO-Ruxs?rel=0" width="100%" height="auto" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" style="position:absolute;top:0;left:0;width:100%;height:100%;"></iframe></span><p>Strahan asked Harrison several direct questions about his comments, to which Harrison walked back on all accounts. Specifically, Strahan asked him if there's a difference between celebrating slavery in 2018 or 2021. </p><p>"There is not," Harrison replied when asked about the . "Antebellum parties are not OK. Past, present, future, knowing what that represents is unacceptable."</p><blockquote>"I am saddened and shocked at how insensitive I was in that interview with Rachel Lindsay. I can't believe I didn't speak against antebellum parties, what they stand for," said Harrison. "I didn't say it then and I want to say it now: those parties are not OK, past, present, future. And I didn't speak from my heart. And that is to say that I stand against all forms of racism, and I am deeply sorry to Rachel Lindsay and to the Black community."</blockquote>
What Now?
<p>Whether or not an apology is enough remains to be seen. Harrison expressed his desire to return to the show, a desire that's been rebuffed by many fans who feel like his comments represent the franchise in a bad light. In the short term, the latest season will be continuing without Harrison on <a href="https://celebritypage.com/tag/abc" target="_blank">ABC</a>. </p>
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It's been an emotional year for the stars of Lifetime's Little Women: Atlanta, from the death of a castmate to the COVID pandemic, cameras were there to capture it all. We sit down with the cast of the show for an inside look at the new season of the hit show.
A Year of Love and Loss
<p>The little women of Atlanta are fighting each other, fighting back tears, and fighting for equality in the new season. Cameras follow around Ms. Juicy and her co stars after the tragic death of their castmate and friend Minnie in a car accident last spring. </p><p>"It's a lot of mixed emotions throughout the whole season", Ms. Juicy told us, "Sometimes we laugh, and we have great times, and then we had sad moments, so you guys are going into our lives even deeper than before. We dealt with the loss of our sister, and you still in a pandemic."</p>
<p>The women also hit the streets in the middle of the pandemic to protest the death of George Floyd as part of the Black Lives Matter movement. Ms. Juicy tells us:</p>
<p>"Even though it's called a black lives movement, that affects everybody, so get out of pettiness, let's stick together. If this is a sisterhood, we need to stick together."</p>
Loni Love Turns up the Heat
<p>As if the drama of a new season wasn't enough, Loni Love will be putting the stars on the hot seat in her after show <em>Unfiltered</em>. The comedian is the host and executive producer of the program. Loni sat down with us to talk about what's in store. </p><p>"I'm that superfan, I'm gonna ask the questions. That's what unfiltered is about, it's like we go a little bit deeper. This is not for the ladies, it's for the fans to get a little more into it and try to understand what's happening with these women"</p>
<p>You can catch new episodes of <em>Little Women: Atlanta </em>and <em>Unfiltered </em>Friday nights on Lifetime! </p>
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