Bachelor Happy Hour - Juliana Part 2 — Is She Engaged? | Golden Hour

Episode Date: July 10, 2026

Today on “Golden Hour,” we’re back for part two with Juliana. We pick right back up, getting into her life dating someone with a child. What’s it like being in such a different kind of relationship for the first time? Then, we hear about her 30th birthday and a very sentimental gift she received: What does this mean?! We also tap Juliana in to help dish out some advice while we answer your questions! Plus, we end things off with a game: what's worse, dating edition? From how to breakup to red flags when dating, Juliana dishes on which would make her run faster! Tune in now and be sure to subscribe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Lucas. Oh, God bless. Yeah. Wow. You know, you never thought you would relocate, but love has a way. Truly. Because now it's about a new life for you. future. And you want to grow old with him. So you start your life there. And the good news is it's not

far from your family. Exactly. Yeah. You could do it in a car. You don't have to take an airplane. But Juliana, isn't, I mean, isn't it interesting? Do you ever think about the fact that a year ago, the day before you went to that event on Long Island, did you think a year from then, which is now, that you'd be so deeply in love with a big rock on your hand, planning a wedding and announcing an engagement with a man that you are so desperately in love with. Did you really think that you would be there? No, I really had no idea. You know, and not for nothing, but especially thinking about the mental headspace that I was in, like, last year at this time.

And to just look back and see how far I've come and, like, how much life has truly changed. I mean, I don't even know. I don't even know what I thought last year. but I know I was like very hesitant to even date him, you know, and now here we are. All right. Well, you are so wise. Do make it official. Can we have a personal text?

Of course. We want to see the ring. We want to set the date with you. Absolutely. You guys got it. We wanted to. All right, Juliana, you have been so, you are. I just talk to it.

Your wife's beyond your years. Clearly, you taught me a few things. Every week, Susan and I answer questions from our listeners. we give Golden advice. We're not going to call you, but we want you to kind of weigh in and we're going to ask some questions and then ask your opinion.

Are you in? I love this. Cool. All right. I'm going to read the first one. And it is from Julie from Cleveland. She says, I've been dating someone who is great

in a lot of ways, but I noticed that I don't feel like I can fully be myself around him yet. I find myself filtered. what I say or how I act. And I'm not sure if that's just early dating nerves or a sign were not the right fit. How do you tell the difference? Hmm.

Hmm. I think, you know, right off the bat, I mean, I'm no dating expert. I have kind of minimal experience with that, but I would say there is definitely beginning nerves of, you know, being fully just kind of like your weird self. But I think eventually, you know, it just clicks and you kind of forget about like kind of have those walls and the nervousness around your person. And, you know, I would say if it's something that you're constantly aware of, you know, filtering yourself so much, then you're obviously trying to protect yourself from maybe being judged. You don't feel like they're your safe space that they may take things

the wrong way or things don't loan a line, right? But, you know, trust your instincts on that. You, you know yourself better than anybody else, Julie. So, you know. That's a great answer. But you said the key word, Juliana, which is in the beginning, people have nerves. And we don't know how long Julie's been dating this guy. But you're absolutely right. In my opinion, if, Julie, if you've been dating this guy, long time and you're still completely filtering what you say, that might be a sign. But if it's a new relationship, it's probably nerves. Yeah. And for me, it's hard not to be myself. Not a bad problem to have. What you see is what you get. But for her, I could see the first couple dates being more reserved or, you know, don't be your authentic. What you guys just told me

not to be authentic, to be sweet and deliver only kindness. No, you can be authentic. It's the delivery. Oh, it's the delivery. So Julie, say whatever you want, but just control the delivery. It makes no sense. Zero. Oh, you got to be comfortable to be in a relationship.

When it's brand new, I get it. You feel a little weird. You're not sure. You're not sure about your own feelings or his, what his thoughts are. But eventually you have to be. being yourself. And if it's not, it's just not the right one. It's probably not the right fit if you have to go too long. All right. Good job. All right. Here we go. Wait, one more question, Juliana. How long did it take you before you were unfiltered with Mike? Right from the get-go? No, not right from the get-go.

You know, I was very hesitant. It wasn't that weekend at the house. No, I think that weekend I was just feeling them out, you know. And then shortly after we went on a trip to Florida together and I didn't even think about it, but I was like, oh my God, I'm going away. I'm sharing a hotel room. I was like, this is kind of freaking me out. And I think that helped. It kind of just forced things. There was no escaping each other. So I was like, you know, I just, I am who I am at this point, please. That's right. Good, good for you. All right. You can't change. That's right. You can't change. Well, I'm going to change because you took guys told me I have to. Okay. This next one is from Johnny from Seattle. And I think,

Johnny, in this case, is a girl because it ends IE. Okay. I've been talking to someone who is very charming and attentive, but he moves fast, talking about trips together, future plans, and how different I am from anyone else he's met. Part of me is flattered, part of me is little overwhelmed. How do you tell if someone is generally exciting or if it's love bombing? I was just going to say I feel like there is definitely a bit of what sounds like love bombing if a lot of it is like talks but I think you know to give him the benefit of the doubt somebody that's thinking of plans in the future you know that's a good sign right so I think actions speak louder than words so see what he follows through with you know and I think words are are tough when you know everything's so new. So you got to rely a lot more on actions than what they're saying. Otherwise, it sounds like it could be love bombing if there's no like trips booked. Yeah, well, I think what she's saying is she's nervous because he's talking about booking the trips and maybe she feels like

it's too soon. But I think to your point, Juliana, if if you if you don't, if you're nervous about doing that. Yeah. Or or you feel like you're not ready. then maybe that is love bombing. It's like the flip side of the same point. You are ready to take that jump with Mike. Maybe she's not ready. Yeah. And for me, I am that person. I'm the love girl. I'm the one that's going to plan the future and talk about, oh, we should do this together when I'm excited. Yeah. So I read it totally different. I think she should just enjoy the ride and whatever happens happens. Right. Totally. Yeah. Well, I don't know. I will tell you, Susan knows this. I recently dated a guy who on our I don't know.

Third date looked at me and said, you know, you are really someone I could fall in love with. Yeah. It gave me that ick. Even because he doesn't. Because even though I loved it. I was like, wasn't that sweet? Yeah.

I mean, he was being real. I want, well, Susan, since we're not together, how real was it? It doesn't mean he could have fallen in love with people. Whatever. Move on. He had his issues. I love a good lover. boy. So I think it's like, you know, because I was like a lover girl. Yeah, yeah. It's that Italian thing.

All right. The next one is from Cat. Oh my goodness. And she's from Philly. I can't wait. I've been dating someone who is really great. But I've noticed that I feel more anxious than secure when I'm with him. He's not doing anything wrong necessarily, but something just feels a little off. And I can't quite explain. in it. Do you trust that feeling or try to work through it logically? Wait a minute. I don't, wait, can I just stop? Susan, Susan, the word logically, you don't even get to answer this question, Susan. You're just going to let Juliana take over because the minute you introduce the word logic, Susan's answers right up the window. Okay, go ahead, Juliana. What do you think? I guess, you know, one of my first questions I would ask is, like, do you have things from your

past that maybe are not resolved? Like is there trauma or insecurities from past relationships that you might be carrying into this? Because if he's not doing anything wrong, you may be kind of like projecting the anxiety of past situations. And I think when you start anything new, you know, you got to leave the past in the past. And you have to kind of give everybody a clean slate to just prove to you who they are. You know, you can't judge somebody before you know them. but, you know, I also think there's a benefit in a reason we have instinct, right? So it's just, it's kind of hard, you know, you've got to see if you're bringing anything in from the past.

And if not, maybe your body's trying to give you some signs here. But she says something just feels a little off. So is she not sure about him? Maybe. And it's not even her. Like maybe she's questioning where he's been or his. So she's getting anxious. But also, Susan, it could be what Juliana's saying, which is, I think I'm more with you,

Juliana, on this one. I think she probably has some, that's why she can't explain it, because it's probably not him. It feels a little off to her because she's bringing along in that suitcase, that baggage, a little bit of trauma, maybe from another relationship. I think you're right on the money, Juliana. And, you know, one other thing I want to add, too, is. I think in this like day and age, it's so hard when you start newly dating somebody.

I feel like nobody really asks the question of like, are we just dating each other? Like the fact that you kind of have to even ask that, you know, like, I think people say like we're exclusive or like not exclusive. And there's so much confusion around that and like around the beginning stages of dating and until you get to that point that like if she's confused about where, you know, what? he's doing. I think, you know, ask. I think there's no shame in the game. I basically said to Michael. I was like, so are we dating? You know, I was like, because I'm not. But before I sleep with you, you've got to tell me you're not sleep with anybody else. That situation ship, that new dating thing. No. That means you could sleep with whoever you want, date. What the hell? What the hell is like an open marriage. Good for you. Well, can I just say, I think I need to become Italian because you two seem to

clearly have all the answers here. I love the answers. You can submit to the rest of the world. You can submit all your bringing questions to us by going to bachelornation.com slash golden hour. Come back each week. Juliana won't be here each week, but Susan will take care of the Italian answers for everyone. I could definitely have her once a month at least. That's right. And I like it. She's calm and she's, you know, you say it like it is. Kathy, do you see what she's saying? I don't see it at all. I don't see it at all. see a beautiful girl who got the guy and I'm still out in the rain by myself.

So now, and we're both from, we're both from Newton, Massachusetts. Like, why? I know. I know. I know. Okay. I don't know. I heart radio is throwing it back.

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And we're going to ask you to tell us which is worse, in your opinion, and why. And no depends aloud. You have to answer. Okay. I can't say it depends. I think this is difficult. Okay. Because I always have a difficult time with things like this.

Context matters. Okay. Kathy, you want to start? Do you want me to start? I'll go for the first one. Here we go. Not that this has ever happened to you, Juliana. Getting ghosted after three dates or getting rejected after three dates.

Ghosted. Which is worse? Yeah. Ghosted is worse. I think the lack of communication is like a lack of regard for you as a human. And I think that's worse. If somebody who will be open and honest and just say it's not working out, so much respect to them, you know. Hands down. I agree 100%. I 100% agree with you. It's it's, it's, it's somebody tried it out. It didn't work. I'm going to tell you after three

dates and have the respect for that person to do it. Good job. Okay. Here's a good one. When texting, all right. Being left on red. or getting a one-word response. I hate it when you know they read it and they didn't respond because as a woman, we assume, which is a cardinal role that we should not assume. But if they don't respond, maybe they're busy, maybe whatever. So what do you think? I think no response is worse.

I mean, you know, if sometimes a one-word answer is aggravating, but at least it's acknowledging that you said something. So I'll take an acknowledgement over potentially getting ignored any day. Kathy? Yeah, I don't know. So, you know, you little love girls over there, I feel like if somebody has read it and I'm dating them and I know that they're, you know, working on, they're a lawyer and they're working on their case. they acknowledge that they just don't have time to answer, but if they answer fully later, I'm good. To give a one-word answer, unless it's, are you coming over to cook me dinner tonight and the answer is yes,

then to me, the one-word answer is exactly the opposite. It shows a lack of regard. It's like, I can't be bothered to take time. I took the time to read your response, but I'm not really going to take the time to respond to you. I'd rather I'd rather wake up the good answer. How about dating someone who never text first or someone who text constantly? Oh. I think, I mean, if they never text first, I never even really pay attention to that. I mean, but I think that's worse, right? Because I'd rather have somebody that's texting me all day, you know?

can either give the one word answers or now the responses with the thumbs up, you know. I agree. I agree. Okay. I've got one here. It's one about, and I'm sorry, I have another answer for this. Finding out they lied about their age or lied about their height, Juliano, which is worse? I mean, Boston is like known for the men saying they're six feet and they are not six feet. I think, I mean, I think age would be worse because, you know, are you saying you're older or younger, first of all? And then, you know, it's a, that's a, that's an important thing. Hyde, I can get over, you know. Until you're my age.

Okay. And you go on a dating app. I'm serious. I've lied before and I've gone out to meet people that I met on the app. And within the first three minutes, I said, listen, there's something I have to tell you. I am not 63. I am really 66 and they go, okay? I go, but some people would think I'm a liar.

But nobody was talking to me. It might have been 59 and 61. I don't remember the exact years, but you have to sometimes. Imagine going on there at 69. So I think, Trudana, you have the right answer, though. At our age, obviously it's different. You're younger.

If a guy says he's, you're 30, let's just say you're on a dating app, and the guy said he was, 32 and he was really 28. You may or may not date a guy two years younger, but in our age, if a guy is, if you're, if you're 69 like Susan and you're looking for a guy and he says he's 67 and then you meet him and he's 75, you know, his health met, you know what I'm saying? It's a bit older age matters more. Yeah. Yeah. So, so you, but so would you guys think gets worse than if they lied about their height.

I'd like to have a guy to lie to me about anything right now. Fair. I'd be upset about the height because I have an issue. I would be upset. I don't, for me it would be the age because, again, at my age, if a guy tells me he's younger, which I would date in a heartbeat, I'm looking for that energetic, adventurous guy. So if I'm, if a guy tells me he's, you know, an age that I would date and then I meet him and he's, you know, barely ambulatory.

Then I feel terrible saying to him. You know, I don't want to say you weren't quite active enough for me. All right, what's the next one? A bad first kiss or a terrible first date conversation. They're both bad. But you know what? It's like I think the kiss, I think the bad dinner conversation is worse, only because it's like the whole date, you know?

You'll never get to the kiss. Yeah. And right, but a bad kiss is like, you know, if you had the best date ever and it's a bad kiss, it's like, okay, like maybe it's the nerves. At least like I enjoyed the time and enjoyed the conversation. Like I'd give them another shot, you know. That's very smart.

That is very smart. Okay, I've got one because we've been, Susan and I've been talking about dating apps a lot. I'm in Philly. That's what we're talking about getting on dating apps. Okay. Dating someone. who never posts or posts you too much?

Worse, I think, would be too much. And I only say that because I think, you know, social media is a highlight, highlights of everybody's life, right? I think there's like something to be said about maybe somebody that's like kind of oversharing. You like don't really know the authenticity behind it. bragging that he's... Wait, wait, I'm lost, Juliana. You're saying it's worse to post too much? Yes. I think it is. Yeah, I mean, I personally wouldn't have a problem with a guy that never

posted me. You know, I know what goes on in our real life. I'm quick that I just, that's fine with me. I think the overposting is almost like, I just have had people, friends in my past that have been really toxic in relationships. And like, it hasn't been good in the real life. But then the guys like going out blasting them. Yeah. And it's just it's like I have a weird kind of lens with that. Like if a man is over sharing me, I love it. I feel like that's great for the girl. Like okay, but also like why? What's the intention? Okay. Wait a second. We got to, wait, Susan, we got to add a little added thing on to this question. Which is worse, Juliana, a guy who never posts you, but at the same time, he's following and comment.

on other girls' posts. Oh, he's got to go. Immediately got to go. Thank you. All right, how about this one? Getting dumped by a text or getting dumped over a two-hour dinner. Which is worse.

Neither one is good. But if you had to choose one. I would love to use my, it depends on this one, only because like how long have you been together, you know? I think a text would feel so sad. from like such a long-term relationship. Juliana, wait a second. Love you, girl.

If you've been dating, let me just pose it this way. You've been dating a guy for a year, not Mike because, you know, the rings on your hand and the date's coming. But you've been dating a guy for a year, and now you're at dinner, and he comes in and you notice he's off,

and it doesn't feel right. And because you're such a smart, beautiful woman, you're like, oh shit, this is, something bad's, coming my way. Do you really want to sit there for a guy that you are planning a future with and hear for two hours about who cares what he has to say? Because I'm tuning out the minute he's to, I'm getting up and saying, I'm out. You're going to listen to that for two hours? No, no, but which one's worse? Do you get just done for me and text? It's way worse. For me,

to have to sit that for two hours. Give me a text and I'll go cry for the next two months. Okay. Okay. But at least I don't have to listen to it. You're right. Time is. money and you know what he can't take two hours of my time if he's just going to there you go julian yeah but if you feel like he's dumping you during this order the dompignon and the caviar bitches yeah you're gonna pay for this one yeah and then you know what happens oh shit i left my wallet do you mind picking up this one no no i don't have my wallet sorry never brought my wallet You know what I do? Kathy, how about flirt with everyone or rude to everyone?

You know my answer. What's your answer, Juliana? I'm going to have to go like rude with everyone. I don't know. I couldn't. And that breaks my heart. I would like, I hate when people are rude to people. Like, but I couldn't.

I don't, if he was flirting with everybody, I'd be like, he's mine. WTF. Yeah. I would be like, who cares he's mine? Hope you have fun. Throwing it back. 20s, the decade. To the days of huge hits.

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Hey, guys, Paul Verzi here, and I want to talk to you about Paul's best podcast. I'm Will Ferro's Big Money Players Network and I Heart Radio. I sit down each week with a special guest and we discuss the absolute best of things. It's that and then there's everything else. He would just shout one line and it would murder. Marie lunch! Let's talk about the best moments that we had on the road.

I would love a cocktail. Do Joe could get last row middle seat on a Southwest Airlines flight? Joe, how was your flight? It was great. The guy on Hempstead and on the field. And the player thought Joe is his former coach. And he hugged him. And he hugged him.

And Joe just went with it. And the guy goes, what are you doing here? Coach. And Joe just goes, man. And you walk in and it is bananas. I mean, it's a feast for the eyes. And I was like, it's not my thing either. But we're here.

Went in Rome. Top athletes, chefs, musicians, everybody. Listen to Paul's best podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I had a date once with a guy who was so rude to, I shouldn't say, so rude, rude, rude enough that it was like, you know, this is, I don't like the way this looks, whatever it was. And I never saw the guy again.

Because to me, if you are rude to a server, that tells me everything I need to know about. We're done here. We're done. 100%. So I do have to ask you, what is your biggest ick in meeting a man? And what would your first ick or red flag? Like, what do you? I think it's, um, hmm, my biggest ick.

I think it's, I don't know. Like lying if you find out he was lying. Yeah, I mean, I think, well, yeah. Oh, I would be like, I would be gone in a second. I don't deal with liars. That's a big it. Yeah, I don't, yeah. I don't even have the time for like liars.

I don't have time for people that, to your point, waiters, servers. What about somebody the first meet and they talk nothing but trash about their exes? Can't do it. Just not cool. Bye. Wait, I've got one. No, go ahead. Go ahead, Joanna.

No, I was just going to say, you know, the way people talk about, like, their past relationships or even just other people, like, you can learn a lot about them. Yeah, if they're gossipy or just putting somebody down. I want Mike, I want Mike to listen to this next one because this might even be the last one we time for. I want Mike to come on after she comes out. Okay, but this one's really important, Mike. So, Juliana, tell them to listen to this one, okay? Even, okay, ready? Mike, Michael. Oh, we get to read. Oh, don't we get to meet. Listen to what they're saying. Okay, Michael. Hey, Mike, listen up here. The answer, I'm going to give you the answer before the question.

The answer is neither, but we're going to play it anyway. your partner, that would be you, Mike, forget Juliana's birthday, or is it worse to forget your anniversary with Juliana? Which is worse? Mike, let me help you out here. I will never forget either one. Yeah. What do you think would be worse? My birthday, right? I would think, I would think my birthday. I mean, I think, yeah, I'm not a birthday. big, like huge birthday gal anyways. I mean, this was my 30th and we did something super fun for it.

But I think, and I think your birthday would be sad. About you. Yeah. It's like doesn't involve them. It requires like them to just kind of remember you individually. Right. And there's no way they could forget an anniversary because we remind them, babe, in six weeks, it's our fifth anniversary. Where are we going? No, no, no. Susan. Susan. Listen, Mike, next Thursday is our four and a half month anniversary. Did you get me? I mean, seriously, that would be the question I have. I don't know.

I think that birthdays and anniversaries are really important. But, Juliana, you did mention that you did something very special for your 30th birthday. Yes, do tell. What was it? She asked in a very friendly, neighborly way. Well, I, of course, woke up here in our New York home, and Mike had made my usual breakfast that he always does with coffee and flowers. And he got me some really amazing gifts, one of which may or may not have been a beautiful ring.

And we went to New York. Wait, wait, wait. Come on. Show us the ring. She doesn't want to. Stop. She just said she got a ring. Does he have a father?

and uncle, that Kathy would say. I go, where's his father or uncle? And I will move back to Newton. I'll move to Long Island. I don't care. Wait, Susan. So you had a great day. Yeah, and then we met my friends and my aunts and some of my cousins in the city.

And we did. I'm sorry. I don't care about your friends. Good job, Michael. Good job. I don't care about her friends in the city. You just said you got a ring and you're not going to say on our podcast, I am officially engaged because I'm going to.

to say it if you don't. Well, why can't you? It was a ring. It was a ring. It had a lot of meaning behind it, but, you know, I think. A promise ring? No, it's, I promise to show you later is what it is. Is it a big diamond ring?

It's not a diamond ring. Okay, that helps. It's sapphire. You know what? Nonetheless, he gave it to you. It means the world to you. I think Michael's doing a good job. He's doing it.

We want our girl happy. And now can we get to the most... Wait, hey Michael, I'm from Newton. We all stick together. Where's your uncle? Your grandfather. Your father, your stepfather. I'm good.

I'm in. Just let me know. You are just a delight. You are. You are. You are. You are. We put a smile on my face from the second we started this podcast.

We're so glad that you joined us for Bachelor Happy Hour. You are... Wait, I have one more question. We can't leave. Okay. I don't know if you're in a home or an apartment, but have you started to redecorating it yet? Yes, we are in a home, and it is so fun. Have you the best time, yeah.

It's a woman's touch, you know, a man's place just needs help. Yeah. Wait, Susan, this guy, not only you see Byronautil, surprises or brings her breakfast, he's letting her decorate the home. We need this guy. He needs to write a book. He needs to write a book for other men, really. He's so smart.

Yeah. Very sorry. He's top tier. Will you come back once you, if you ever get engaged or decide to get married somewhere down the road? Will you come back on with Mike? With him? Yes, so we could talk to him too. I would love that. Yeah, that'd be fine. We would love that as well. Thank you. Well, thanks again for joining us on Bath for a happy hour.

Kathy, she is adorable. Of course she's adorable. She's from Newton where I'm from, and you call me adorable all the time. She's Italian, I could say too. But no, you know how people see her, us, anybody on the show, on any kind of film. And then you talk heart to heart like that. I loved her. I loved how close she is with her dad. Yeah. Okay. Let's, when we talked with her, first of all, I'm just going to go on the limb. This is just Kathy. I think that she is probably engaged, wants to make an announcement. It's just my intuition. And I, um, I'm just, I sat there thinking a year ago,

you know, she went through this public breakup and all this mess. But she said herself on our podcast that had she not done the show, she wouldn't be where she is today. She wouldn't have met Mike. And I thought, you know, that is such a positive way to look at it.

Yeah, she has to have good head on her shoulders. But I'm with you, that 30th birthday. Yeah. that he made breakfast in bed like he always does. Did you hear that? Always does. Where is that man? And she had flowers and a ring.

Well, what do you think, though, I mean, she was glowing, first of all. The girl was so happy. But I feel like we're not that age anymore. We're not 30. But, you know, listening to her talk, I kept thinking, she's 30 and she knows. You know, they say when you know, you know. You know when you know.

She knows. That was one thing I thought. The other thing I thought was how much her life has changed. I didn't get the sense. I'm asking your opinion. I did not get the sense that she really cares about. She said I'm a private person, that she doesn't really want to be in the public eye.

Did you get that sense? Exactly that, yes. She doesn't care about that. Yeah. And what have I always said to you? If I could find the right person, yes. And you'd always be grateful for the experiences we've had. But I'm grateful for every experience. I am too. But I would, I mean, I love Bachelor Nation. You know that they, how many times I said it gave me back my life. But listening to Juliana. Brought you back out of depression after losing your husband. Yes. It did. It's good.

But I also feel like she, as hard as it was, and I have no idea because I was never chosen by the lead. I was never a lead. But I really felt like she's graceful. She is empathetic. I left our answers to our questions. And what's her line? Her clothing line?

Nice girls. And her grandmother said it's always nice to be nice. What a great message to send to everybody. My family was always be kind. in the same difference, you know. I don't know. I want to check out their line, though. Yeah, of course you do.

It's shopping. Susan always wants to go shopping. All I can say is in the fact that she has moved in with him after a year. It sounds like she had just moved in. I think a year is good, though, don't you? I think with what she's been through, I think she knows what she knows, and I think she's ready, and I think there will be an engagement if there hasn't been one already. And I think there'll be a marriage.

And hey, Juliana, if you're listening, I kind of like to come to this wedding and, you know, meet your uncle. And if you need me to officiate. We are relentless. Anyway, she is a lovely, lovely human being. And for all of you in Bachelor Nation, who don't think that she was in it to find love, you don't have to worry because she has found love now.

And that's the name of the game. that she said she was not a big dater. You know, she tried the dating app after the show and all, but she was more of a private person. Yeah. And like you said, Kathy, without Bachelor, she would have never went to that house to film with all the, and without feeling like.

Wait, can I ask you a question? Yeah. If I do want to like embarrass myself, but when she said she was in the Hamptons at this influencer party, and this guy like just immediately zones in on her. Can you imagine all the quote unquote beautiful people who must have been at that party? Like you and I, what chance would we have had?

Well, I went to something like this at the Magers, remember? Oh, that's right. I'm guessing Juliana turned out. Tons and tons of people. There was not an executive producer that flirted with me. Our time is coming. You heard her. Time is coming.

But I enjoyed her and I hope she holds true to bring a Michael on and we'll have them both on when they want to announce their. But you know what, Julian. And I love the fact that he has a little boy. Yeah. And she loves him and takes him back to play with her nephew. It sounds perfect. You know what? Lucas can be the ring bear.

It's already, it's already set up. Juliana, you are lovely. We are so grateful that you came on the podcast to show everybody. what happiness and love looks like. Yes, and with that, sweetheart, and you do. You deserve every minute of happiness. And don't forget, send me your uncle or Michael's uncle's name. In the meantime, thank you all for joining us on Bachelor of Golden Hour.

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