5 Things to Know About Colton Underwood's New Beau, Jordan C. Brown
By Favour Adegoke on September 2, 2021 at 11:05 PM EDT
One of America's favorite Bachelor, Colton Underwood has been in Hawaii, enjoying the sun, beach, and his new mystery beau, who fans have discovered to be Jordan C. Brown.
After coming out as gay earlier this year on "Good Morning America," it is clear Underwood is more relaxed and enjoying the freedom of love and some steamy PDA with Brown.
Here are 5 things you should know about Underwood and Brown including the scoop and all the juicy bits surrounding their relationship.
Friends First, Lovers later
The 29-year-old Underwood and 38-year-old Brown have apparently known each other for quite a while.
Brown and another friend were tagged in a family and friends appreciation post the Bachelor star made on Instagram back in June, captioning the photo with "Friends and family, I love yall."
They were also together on a trip to Provincetown, MA to celebrate Pride month with friend and Olympian, Gus Kenworthy and some other friends.
We can’t be sure how long they have been together romantically but from the pictures and videos, the chemistry is definitely there.
According to an eyewitness, the lovebirds "were making out and cuddling together on the pool's lounge chairs. They were getting their tan on and swimming, being very cute, out in the open and not hiding their PDA at all!"
Who Is Jordan C.Brown?
This search took fans to Brown's LinkedIn profile where it was discovered that as a political strategist with a BA degree from Stanford in Political science and English, he has his own agency where he works with clients from different spheres such as entertainment, finance, tech, and so on.
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He has worked on several presidential campaigns including that of John Kerry in 2004, Barack Obama in 2008 and 2012, and in 2016, he worked with Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, Kamala Harris, and others.
He is also an activist, who campaigned for several world issues including poverty, immigration, and LGBTQ rights.
The new beau certainly has an impressive track record, and fans of the couple love it.
Underwood Recently Came Out
On April 14, Underwood was on "Good Morning America" with Robin Roberts, and he officially came out as gay, opening up about how he struggled with his sexual identity and accepting who he was for a long time.
He told Roberts; "For me, I've run from myself for a long time, and I've hated myself for a long time. I'm gay. And I came to terms with that earlier this year. The next step in all of this was letting people know. I'm still nervous, it's been a journey for sure."
He had first disclosed his sexuality to his publicist, a year before the exclusive interview with Roberts. He noted to Variety that the confession was prompted out of fear.
He alleged that he was getting blackmailed by an anonymous person with nude photos him at a spa known for servicing a gay clientele, and had to turn to his publicist about the situation.
He Experimented With Men Before 'The Bachelor'
In May, Underwood then revealed that he had experimented sexually with men before he joined the reality show, "The Bachelor" where several women vied for his love, and where he infamously jumped over a fence to get together with Cassie Randolph, who won the season and dated him until May, 2020.
He opened up to Variety, telling the outlet; "I was the Virgin Bachelor, but I did experiment with men before being on The Bachelorette. I mean 'hookups', not sex. I did not have sex with a man prior to the show."
He also revealed during the "Good Morning America" discussion that he had never allowed himself to create any emotional connection with men.
He stated that "it has never been, sort of, in my cards to let myself get there, and that is something I want to more than anything.., I'm just looking for someone who can push and challenge me in all the right and great ways"
The Future For Underwood & Brown
We're all cheesing over the new cute couple, and waiting for more of that tanned, cute PDA.
With Underwood's upcoming Netflix show about his adjustment to life as a gay public figure on the backdrop of his past as "The Bachelor," supporters might see more of Brown and maybe even a feature on the show.
Underwood went through a great deal to be where he is today, doing the things he wants and how he wants them. We wish him the best in this new love phase.