Zach Shallcross holds first-ever virtual rose ceremony on TheBachelor after COVID-19 diagnosis
, the tech executive contracted COVID-19, forcing him to cancel two of his three dates, hold a virtual cocktail party and send two women home via a virtual rose ceremony.
Gabi was unbothered, and set off for the nighttime portion of her date. During that, she opened up about her struggle with body image and confidence, and thanked Zach for making her feel good throughout the day. He responded by giving her the rose. Still, Zach lamented to Jesse via video chat that the situation was “pretty frustrating” and “devastating.” Instead of throwing the week away totally, though, Zach opted to hold a virtual cocktail party and rose ceremony.
“I think it’s completely different, at least from my perspective, me being frustrated finding my future wife versus end of sales, close of quarter. I put a lot of weight on this week and it is frustrating,” Zach replied. “… It’s not the same. In a few short weeks I could be standing in front of my person, that means a lot more to me than the end of a sales quarter.”
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