“I’d say I am blissful proper now, and it is wanting optimistic,” Daisy mentioned of her courting life in the course of the April 10 episode of the ‘Virtually Well-known’ podcast.
From the second she made her presence identified in Season 28 of The Bachelor, contestant Daisy Kent captured the hearts of thousands and thousands nationwide. She emerged as a frontrunner, with many believing she and main man Joey Graziadei had been #Endgame.
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Nonetheless, in the course of the dramatic season finale, Daisy shocks viewers by breaking apart with Joey after realizing that Kelsey Anderson is his good match. Not solely that, Daisy additionally declines the franchise’s provide to steer Season 21 of The Bachelorette.
Whereas there are undoubtedly many questions surrounding Daisy’s choices, one factor is obvious: She is targeted on embracing her newfound happiness together with her new beau!
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Who’s ‘The Bachelor’ alum Daisy Kent courting?
Throughout the April 10 episode of the Virtually Well-known podcast, Daisy revealed that she had been on “a number of dates with the identical particular person.” Chatting with co-host Ashley Iaconetti, she expressed uncertainty in regards to the potential for a critical relationship. Nonetheless, Daisy famous, “You by no means understand how time’s going to go, however I’d say I am blissful proper now, and it is wanting optimistic.”
Almost three weeks later, on April 29, Us Weekly reported that Daisy Kent is formally off the market! A supply advised the outlet that she is courting her previous school pal Thor Herbst.
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“They met in school at San Diego State College and reconnected after she left the present,” the insider defined. “He reached out to her first, and it has been going rather well.”
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The supply added that Daisy and Thor have “been touring throughout lately,” together with a household trip to Mexico in March and a cabin getaway in Utah. The 2 even attended Stagecoach — a favourite music pageant amongst Bachelor Nation — on April 28, the place they had been noticed smiling and “laughing collectively.”
Daisy briefly spoke about her reference to Thor in the course of the Could 1 episode of Hannah Brown’s Higher Tomorrow podcast.
“[It’s] form of like we have re-met. We’re means totally different than how we was once,” Daisy advised the previous Bachelorette star. “There’s a lot of my life happening too, so the whole lot’s simply loopy, however the whole lot’s so good. And I am simply, I am blissful, and I did not assume all of this could come, like, evolve from doing what I did, nevertheless it did.”
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Simply days later, on Could 5, Daisy took to her Instagram Story and shared a video of her and Thor driving round in an RZR off-road automobile within the desert. “Vroooooom,” the ex-Bachelor contestant playfully captioned the clip, accompanied by a race automotive emoji.
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Thor Herbst is a part of the well-known Herbst racing household.
In line with his LinkedIn profile, Thor at the moment works as a administration affiliate at Horrible Herbst Inc. He graduated from San Diego State College in 2021 with a bachelor’s diploma in Enterprise Administration with a focus in Actual Property.
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Thor additionally seems to be knowledgeable racer for the off-road, desert racing league SCORE Worldwide. His official SCORE Worldwide profile highlights his first-place end within the Trophy Truck Spec on the 2024 King Shocks Rating San Felipe 250, the place he additionally secured the ninth place total.
It additionally occurs that Thor is a part of the famend Herbst racing household, acknowledged because the “first household of desert racing in Southern Nevada” by the Southern Nevada Sports activities Corridor of Fame. His grandfather, Jerry Herbst, ran the corporate Horrible Herbst Motorsports along with his sons, Ed, Tim, and Troy, thus fostering the household’s legacy in racing.