Tayshia Adams stands out from the crowd in NYC in bandana top and patterned jeans after replacing Chris Harrison on The Bachelorette
She’s co-hosting season 17 of ABC’s The Bachelorette following the departure of Chris Harrison.
And on Thursday, Tayshia Adams stepped out to run some errands solo in New York City.
The reality star, 30, made the most of her downtime by grabbing a beverage to go to enjoy on the run.
Eye-catching: Tayshia Adams flashed a little skin as she ran a solo errand in NYC on Thursday wearing a white bandana top and too long patterned blue jeans that she rolled up at the hem
Adams flashed a little skin in a white bandana top which she wore with too long patterned blue jeans that she turned up at the hem.
She added sandal heels and styled her long hair in a half ponytail.
The California native accessorized with a pendant necklace and earrings and carried an orange purse.
Errands: The California native styled her long hair in a half ponytail, accessorized with a pendant necklace and earrings and carried an orange purse
new gig: Adams, who is engaged to Zac Clark after proposing on the season 16 finale of The Bachelorette, has replaced longtime host Chris Harrison on the show’s 17th season
Adams first found fame as a contestant on season 23 of The Bachelor and she went on to become The Bachelorette for the show’s 16th season.
In the season finale, she accepted a proposal from contestant Zac Clark.
Back in March, ABC confirmed that host Chris Harrison would not be returning for season 17 of The Bachelorette following a racism scandal and that Adams and fellow show veteran Kaitlyn Bristowe would be taking over his duties.
Looking for love; Adams and fellow show veteran Kaitlyn Bristowe are co-hosting the new season of The Bachelorette together and on Monday introduced Katie Thurston to viewers
On Monday, the two introduced the new Bachelorette Katie Thurston in the season’s premiere.
Also earlier in the week, it was confirmed that Harrison, who served as the host of The Bachelor and its spinoffs, The Bachelorette and The Bachelor in Paradise since 2002, has officially left the franchise.
Harrison, 49, who was suspended after backing a contestant’s ‘racist’ party, is walking away with an eight-figure payout following months of tense negotiations with WBTV and Disney-owned ABC television, according to Deadline.
Gone: Earlier in the week, it was confirmed that Harrison, who served as the host of The Bachelor and its spinoffs since 2002, has officially left the franchise after a racism scandal