ABC Finally Released 'Bachelorette' Clare Crawley's Cast of 31 Men

(Image credit: ABC)

published 5 November 2020

Okay, are you sitting down? Because I'm about to give you a lot of information. The 2020 season of The Bachelorette saw a major delay, a lead replacement, and two cast shake-ups—basically, in the vernacular of Chris Harrison, the most dramatic season ever (but, like, actually this time). This list of men is the official cast list for Clare Crawley's season: 31 men in all. (Forty-two men were initially cast, but only 31 men made it to screen, for reasons we'll get to in a sec.) And boy, has it been a long road to get here.

Cast your mind back to early 2020. Producers initially cast men for Crawley's season—and then the COVID-19 pandemic hit. The show was put on hold and producers took the opportunity to, uh, take a closer look at the men and get rid of some of the younger ones (there was a 23-year-old, people, and Crawley is 39). They also set up more alternates for her cast in case someone tested positive for COVID-19 while they all isolated on set at the La Quinta Resort & Club in California. Seventeen men were from the original cast; the other 25 were new. But not all 42 cast members were going to make it on screen. This list is the men who do.

Oh, but then. Just in case we weren't already confused enough! Crawley only filmed a few episodes of her season before leaving to pursue a relationship with one of her contestants. So then, Bachelor alum Tayshia Adams was asked to fill Crawley's shoes and come on as the season's second Bachelorette—the first time on the show this has happened—meaning she'll have her own cast list of 20 men, which is here. Sixteen of those men were from Crawley's season; four were added just for Adams.

Topics

The Bachelor The Bachelorette

AJ Jalawan

Jalawan, 28, is from Irvine, CA, and was a part of the coronavirus recasting. His Instagram is here.

Bennett Jordan

Jordan is 37, from Atlanta, GA, and was a part of the coronavirus recasting. He is, apparently, one to watch. His Instagram is here.

Ben Smith

Smith, from Indianapolis, IN, is a fitness coach at Deuce Gym, and was part of the coronavirus recasting. His Instagram is here, and you can learn even more about him here.

Blake Monar

Monar (love the tattoos!) is 30, lives in Phoenix, AZ, and is from Rockport, IN). He's president and CEO of Statum Style. He was part of the original cast who made it through recasting. His Instagram is here.

Blake Moynes

Moynes is 29 and from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. He was part of the original cast who made it through recasting. He does have Instagram.

Brandon Goss

Goss, 28, is from Cleveland, OH, and apparently lives in New York. He's a real estate agent and model. He's a new contestant thanks to COVID-19 recasting. His Instagram is here.

Brendan Morais

Morais, 30, is from Milford, MA, and is an artist, as per his Instagram. He was part of the recasting, and you can read more about him here.

Chasen Nick

Nick is from Walnut Creek, CA, and is apparently a tech consultant. He was a part of the recasting. His Instagram is here.

Chris Conran

Conran is from Salt Lake City, UT (hometown now listed as St. Louis, MO), and is 27. He's a business developer for Stack Rock Group and played baseball at Utah Valley University. He was part of the original cast and made it through recasting. His Instagram is here.

Dale Moss

You might already know some things about Moss, but no spoilers here. Moss is 31 and lives in New York, NY (he's from South Dakota). He played football at South Dakota State University and even "got some practice squad time in the NFL," per Reality Steve. He is the owner of Dale Moss Fitness. I am loving that sweater, also. His Instagram is here. If you're interested in spoilers, we've got them all here.

Demar Jackson

Jackson is 26 and from Scottsdale, AZ (hometown now listed as San Diego, CA). He graduated from Arizona State University and is—get this—a spin instructor. I love it!! He was part of the original cast who made it through recasting. His Instagram is here.

"Eazy" Uzoma Nwachukwu

Nwachukwu, 29, from Dallas, TX, played football for Texas A&M and the NFL. Nwachukwu was part of the recasting. He has Instagram.

Ed Waisbrot

One of the few original bachelors who came close to Crawley in age, Waisbrot is 36 and from Miami, FL (hometown now listed as Pittsburgh, PA). He's an account executive at CVS Health and went to the University of Pittsburgh. His Instagram is public.

Garin Flowers

Flowers is apparently a writer, journalist, professor, and director, per his Instagram. He's a new cast member from COVID-19 recasting.

Ivan Hall

Hall is from Dallas, TX, and is 28. He's an engineer, per his Instagram. He was a part of the COVID-19 recasting, and you can learn more about him here.

Jason Foster

Foster, 31, from Rutland, VT, is a URI alum and former NFL football player. His Instagram is active, and he seems to have a genuinely quite funny sense of humor. He was part of the recasting.

Jay Smith

Smith is 29 and from Oakland Park, FL (hometown listed as Pennsylvania). His Instagram is here. He was an original cast member who made it past recasting.

Jeremy Higgins

Higgins, 40, is from Virginia Beach, VA. His Insta is here. He was part of the recasting.

Joe Park

Park, 36, from North Woodmere, NY, is apparently an anesthesiologist voted Top 20 Most Eligible Doctors in NY (per Reality Steve). He was a part of the recasting. His Instagram is here.

Jordan Chapman

Chapman, 26, is from New York, NY (hometown is Connecticut). He attended Fordham University and played football there. His Instagram is here. He was an original cast member who made it past recasting.

Jordan Manier

Manier, 30, from Deerborn, MI, is a cybersecurity engineer living in Santa Monica, CA. His Instagram is here. He was a part of the recasting.

Kenny Braasch

Braasch, 39, from Oaklawn, IL, now lives in Chicago as a talent buyer, model, and co-owner of The Right Stuff Entertainment, per his Instagram. He was a part of the recasting.

Mike Tobin

This 38-year-old (around the same age as Crawley!) is from Calgary, Canada. His Instagram is here. He was a part of the original cast and made it past recasting.

Page Pressley

Pressley, 37, is from Santa Fe, NM (he now lives in Austin, TX). His Instagram tells us he's the founder and chef of Foxtail Supper Club; He's a dad, sober, and into fitness, too. He was a part of the recasting.

Riley Christian

Christian, 30, is from Detroit, MI, lives in New York, and is a lawyer. He was a part of the recasting. His Insta is here.

Robby Stahl

Stahl, 31, is from St. Pete Beach, FL, and lives in Los Angeles. He apparently works for Stahl Insurance, per his Instagram. He was a part of the recast.

Tyler Cottrill

Cottrill's from Morgantown, West Virginia, and is 27. He's an attorney—at Mark Everett, Attorney at Law. He went to West Virginia University for undergrad and law school. His Instagram is here. He was a member of the original cast who survived recasting.

Tyler Smith

Smith, 36, from Dallas TX, has a number of jobs: He's a music manager, co-owner of an apparel company, and owner of a real estate company, per his Instagram. Per Reality Steve, "Smith is the brother and manager of country artist, Granger Smith, who coincidentally performed for Becca and Garrett's first 1-on-1 date in Utah on her season." He was part of the recasting.

Yosef Aborady

Yosef's 30 and from Daphne, AL. He's divorced and has a 4-year-old daughter. He went to University of South Alabama Mitchell College of Business, he's a territorial manager for Northfield Medical, and he also works as a model. His Instagram is here. He was an original cast member who made it past recasting. He's also this season's villain.

Zac Clark

Clark, 36, is from Haddonfield, NJ. He's divorced and a recovering addict who runs a sober living house. His Instagram is public, and he was a part of the recast. You can learn even more about him here.

Zach Jackson

Jackson, 37, from Yakima, WA, is founder of a CBD company and a cleaning company, per his Instagram. He was a part of the recasting.

Katherine’s a contributing syndications editor at Marie Claire who covers fashion, culture, and lifestyle. In her role, she writes stories that are syndicated by MSN and other outlets. She’s been a full-time freelancer for over a decade and has had roles with Cosmopolitan (where she covered lifestyle, culture, and fashion SEO content) and Bustle (where she was their movies and culture writer). She has bylines in New York Times, Parents, InStyle, Refinery29, and elsewhere. Her work has also been syndicated by ELLE, Harper’s Bazaar, Seventeen, Good Housekeeping, and Women’s Health, among others. In addition to her stories reaching millions of readers, content she's written and edited has qualified for a Bell Ringer Award and received a Communicator Award.

Katherine has a BA in English and art history from the University of Notre Dame and an MA in art business from the Sotheby's Institute of Art (with a focus on marketing/communications). She covers a wide breadth of topics: she's written about how to find the very best petite jeans, how sustainable travel has found its footing on Instagram, and what it's like to be a professional advice-giver in the modern world. Her personal essays have run the gamut from learning to dress as a queer woman to navigating food allergies as a mom. She also has deep knowledge of SEO/EATT, affiliate revenue, commerce, and social media; she regularly edits the work of other writers. She speaks at writing-related events and podcasts about freelancing and journalism, mentors students and other new writers, and consults on coursework. Currently, Katherine lives in Boston with her husband and two kids, and you can follow her on Instagram. If you're wondering about her last name, it’s “I go to dinner,” not “Her huge ego,” but she responds to both.