Widower Gerry Turner Makes History as First 'Golden Bachelor,' Connects With Contestants Despite Drama
- Gerry Turner, a 72-year-old widower, stars as the first 'Golden Bachelor' on ABC's new senior spinoff of 'The Bachelor'.
- women aged 60-75 arrived at the mansion, making memorable limo entrances and showing enthusiasm about finding love.
- Turner felt connections with several women but drama ensued as he had to eliminate 6 contestants in the first rose ceremony.
- Highlights included dancer Sandra's profanity-laced chant, retired realtor Leslie's claim she once dated Prince, and teacher Faith's impressive arrival on a motorcycle.
- The show has garnered positive reviews for Turner's charm and sincerity, and for contesting stereotypes about aging by showcasing the women's vibrancy.
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