ABC's Bachelor will soon start filming with its twentieth lead, and longtime host Chris Harrison has seem than all. According to the latest gossip news updates, Harrison recently called out Chris Soules as the one Bachelor he would most have a problem with his daughter dating in the future. The conservative host explained that it wasn't Prince Farming recent split with Whitney Bischoff that upset his so much as ridiculous amount of steamy make-out session that he managed to cram into Season 19.
It's not so much that Chris Harrison has a problem with Chris Soules -- he even claims to love the guy -- but the Bachelor host's skin begins to crawl if he even thinks of Soules dating his daughter.
During a recent chat with Meredith Vieira, he explained that is was nothing personal against Soules, but if he had his druthers his little girl would never even meet anyone like the smooth talking Iowa farm boy.
When the talk show host asked him point blank who would he never ever want his daughter to date, Harrison didn't hesitate for a moment befor offering up Prince Charming (via HollywoodLife):
"Well, probably Chris [Soules]...He's making out with everybody!
"I mean, Chris, I love you, he's a good friend and I love the guy, but stay away from my daughter."
In fact, when it comes to his daughter, Harrison wants to make sure that every suitor is as innocent and inexperienced as humanly possible:
"Well, since he claimed to be a virgin, I'd put her with Sean [Lowe]."
Seeming to reinforce the rumors that Soules' former fiancée, Whitney Bischoff, left because he was more interested in starting a career in television that a family, is the news that Price Farming has managed to land his third consecutive reality television gig.
According to Entertainment Weekly, the Dancing with the Stars competitor is leaving the ABC network for a more culinary centric celebrity elimination series:
"Soules will join the cast of Worst Cooks in America: Celebrity Edition on Food Network.
"A grand prize of $50,000 for charity will be awarded to the celeb who best masters their way around the kitchen."
"Joining Soules over a hot stove will be Dean Cain, Ellen Cleghorne, Jenni "JWOWW" Farley, Jaleel White, Barry Williams, and -- natch! -- Kendra Wilkinson."
It looks like Prince Farming may have to soon find himself a new nickname or else figure out a way to get cast on a reality show that actually has something to do with his declared profession.
