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Roll Tide! ‘Bachelorette’ Star Hannah Brown Is Obsessed With Her Alma Mater
They don’t call her Alabama Hannah for nothing! Hannah Brown is looking for love on this season of The Bachelorette, but one thing we know for sure is that she is obsessed with her hometown of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and her alma mater, the University of Alabama.
The 24-year-old graduated from college in 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in Communication and Information Sciences. Additionally, the reality TV starlet was a member of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority and was involved with PRSSA, CMA EDU and Lambda Pi Eta. Oh, and did we mention she found the time to graduate magna cum laude too? Go, girl!
When the southern beauty was a contestant on Colton Underwood’s season of The Bachelor, she made it clear that “Roll Tide” was basically her catchphrase since it’s her college’s chant for their Crimson Tide football team.
On March 13, the blonde bombshell was spotted filming on her school’s campus and rumors started swirling that she was going to be the next Bachelorette. Not only will the former beauty queen’s introduction package be filled with scenes from her on time on the quad, but it seems like she might have even filmed in the iconic sporting arena as well.
According to contract documents obtained by the Tampa Bay Times, the University of Alabama’s 101,000-person Bryant-Denny Stadium will be featured in this upcoming season. Apparently, producers were allowed to film inside and outside the stadium.
We hope these men are ready to get familiar with Alabama, since she is hopeful her Prince Charming is among the 30 men vying for her heart. “Hannah is so ready for an engagement,” a source exclusively told Life & Style about the TV personality. “She went into The Bachelor ready to find love and even more so now she’s ready to open up, be vulnerable and find her ‘one.’”
The insider added, “Hannah is a hopeless romantic, and she’s looking for her perfect love story … She really wants to get married and start a family.”
Well, roll tide, roll!
