March 17, 2022 • pillow talk
Wells Adams Shares Wedding Planning Update, Plus: He Reveals Some ‘BIP’ Behind-the-Scenes Scoop
Bachelor Nation fan favorite Wells Adams is checking in!
The “Bachelor in Paradise” bartender just took to his Instagram Stories for a Q&A in which he answered fan questions about everything from his relationship with his fiancée Sarah Hyland to some behind-the-scenes “BIP” tidbits.
First and foremost, fans wanted to know when he and Sarah are getting married.
The two got engaged in July 2019 and have been open about their delayed wedding plans due to the ongoing pandemic.
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But Wells shared with fans that the two are hoping to tie the knot soon! He didn’t reveal any further wedding planning details, but the couple did celebrate with family and friends on what would’ve been their wedding date in June 2020.
Now these two are ready to officially tie the knot, and we can’t wait to watch it all unfold soon!
Wells also answered few more questions about his relationship, including sharing his favorite qualities in Sarah.
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He wrote, “She has different laughs that all mean different things. I have translated all of them and they are my favorite things about her. That and her banging bod!”
And outside of his love life, Wells also spilled some tea about his Bachelor Nation experience, including his work as the “Bachelor in Paradise” bartender.
Someone asked what drinks he serves in “Paradise,” and Wells responded, “It depends, every season has a different vibe. It’s always a lot of tequila sodas and this past season had a butt load of champagne.”
He also revealed that his bartender shirts are all in a pile in his closet and he has “yet to wash any of them since last June.”
Wells also talked a little about his life since first being on JoJo’s season of “The Bachelorette” and offered some advice for Bachelor Nation hopefuls.
He wrote, “I don’t deserve half of the wonderful things the show has brought me. I’m a firm believe that you shouldn’t go on the show if you don’t know who you are. If you don’t have a solid sense of self, it’s easy to be something that you think people want you to be instead of being the person you want to be.”
And if he never signed up for “The Bachelorette,” Wells said he’d likely still be in a radio studio doing what he loves.
We always love to check in with Wells, and we can’t wait for him and Sarah to officially walk down the aisle “soon!”