Clare Crawley takes off her mask as she beats the desert heat in red yoga pants and a tank top on the set of The Bachelorette
It was named The Bachelorette just before the world closed.
But the wait for Clare Crawley’s true love is over.
The 39-year-old reality star was spotted filming The Bachelorette in La Quinta, California, on Friday.
Looking for love in the running of the bulls! Clare Crawley was seen filming The Bachelorette in La Quinta, California on Friday
This upcoming season of The Bachelorette will be unlike any other, with the entire cast and crew quarantined throughout production to prevent any coronavirus infection.
Safety seemed to be a priority for Clare and the film crew, who wore face masks during filming.
Clare showed her beautiful face as she removed her mask, allowing it to hang from one ear.
The reality star looked stunning with her blonde hair combed into loose waves and a bit of makeup to highlight her natural beauty.
The truth: hands on her hips, the star listened intently as the cameraman shared some thoughts with her.
Instead of a dress and heels, Clare opted to keep it casual with her red yoga pants, black tank top, and sandals.
Hands on hips, the star listened intently as the cameraman shared some thoughts with her.
It has been quite a journey for this year’s new bachelorette party.
Clare was supposed to start filming The Bachelorette in March, but production was suspended in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Casual Friday! Instead of a dress and heels, Crawley opted to keep it casual in his red yoga pants, black tank top, and sandals.
Now, there are new safety guidelines to help keep the cast and crew safe.
Production was reportedly booked for a remote location where the cast and crew will live in quarantine throughout filming.
“The cast will start traveling very soon because there must be a quarantine period,” a source told Variety in a June 26 report.
Love Can Wait: The Bachelorette’s Crawley season was supposed to start filming in March, but was delayed due to the pandemic
Everyone involved in production must be tested for COVID-19 before arriving on set.
Coronavirus testing will continue throughout production, as will fever controls.
‘Obviously we cannot film a dating program with people in closed places where people are not authorized and we know that everything is safe. It will be a super safe haven for everyone to film the show, ‘said a Variety source.
Not only that, but visitors and media will not be allowed on set.
Many of the men vying for Clare’s heart were redesigned after the shutdown, and the new crop of suitors was unveiled earlier this week.
She is back! The reality star, represented on March 2 in New York, has previously appeared on The Bachelor and Bachelor In Paradise.
.
