The Bachelorette: Meet the 25 Suitors Competing for Jenn’s Heart — Who’s Your Pick for the Final Rose?

Nick Caruso
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The Bachelorette’s new eye candy has arrived!

ABC has released photos and bios of the 25 men vying for Jenn Tran’s love this season — which is set to premiere Monday, July 8 at 8/7c with a two-hour episode — and it’s an intriguing mix of personalities and professionals. Contestants include an aerospace engineer, a sommelier, an Army Ranger veteran and a luxury event planner, among a pair of medical students, real estate pros and… a pet portrait entrepreneur? (Yeah, we’re gonna need more info on that one, Spencer!)

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Jenn was one of 32 women vying for Joey Graziadei’s heart on Season 28 of The Bachelor, and she and Joey hit it off right away, enjoying a surfing-themed one-on-one date in Week 3. She made it all the way to the final 6, but Joey sent her home in Week 7, just ahead of hometown dates.

The 26-year-old Vietnamese physician assistant student from Miami is the first Asian American star in Bachelor or Bachelorette history. Jenn “is ready to find love with a man who’s as reliable and thoughtful as she is. When she’s not studying, Tran loves reading, paddleboarding and traveling whenever she has the chance,” per her official Bachelor bio.

Ready to take a look at the guys she’ll be mixing it up with? Scroll down to view photos and bios, then hit the comments to tell us your instant reactions and early winner predictions!

Aaron

Aaron
Aaron

Age: 29
Hometown: Tulsa, Okla.
Occupation: Aerospace engineer

Austin

Austin
Austin

Age: 28
Hometown: San Diego
Occupation: Sales executive

Brendan

Brendan
Brendan

Age: 30
Hometown: Vancouver, British Columbia
Occupation: Real estate broker

Brett

Brett
Brett

Age: 28
Hometown: Manheim, Penn.
Occupation: Health and safety manager

Brian

Brian
Brian

Age: 33
Hometown: Boynton Beach, Fla.
Occupation: Aesthetics consultant

Dakota

Dakota
Dakota

Age: 27
Hometown: Paradise Valley, Ariz.
Occupation: Sommelier

Devin

Devin
Devin

Age: 28
Hometown: Houston
Occupation: Freight company owner

Dylan

Dylan
Dylan

Age: 24
Hometown: Elk Grove, Calif.
Occupation: Medical student

Grant

Grant
Grant

Age: 30
Hometown: Houston
Occupation: Day trader

Hakeem

Hakeem
Hakeem

Age: 29
Hometown: Schaumburg, Ill.
Occupation: Medical device salesman

Jahaan

Jahaan
Jahaan

Age: 28
Hometown: New York, N.Y.
Occupation: Startup founder

Jeremy

Jeremy
Jeremy

Age: 29
Hometown: New York, N.Y.
Occupation: Real estate investor

John

John
John

Age: 25
Hometown: Delray Beach, Fla.
Occupation: Medical student

Jonathan

Jonathan
Jonathan

Age: 27
Hometown: Los Angeles
Occupation: Creative director

Kevin

Kevin
Kevin

Age: 35
Hometown: Denver, Colo.
Occupation: Financial analyst

Marcus

Marcus
Marcus

Age: 31
Hometown: Raleigh, N.C.
Occupation: Army Ranger veteran

Marvin

Marvin
Marvin

Age: 28
Hometown: Santa Monica, Calif.
Occupation: Luxury event planner

Matt

Matt
Matt

Age: 27
Hometown: Atlanta
Occupation: Insurance executive

Moze

Moze
Moze

Age: 25
Hometown: Albany, N.Y.
Occupation: Algebra teacher

Ricky

Ricky
Ricky

Age: 28
Hometown: Miami
Occupation: Pharmaceutical representative

Sam M.

Sam M.
Sam M.

Age: 27
Hometown: Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Occupation: Contractor

Sam N.

Sam N.
Sam N.

Age: 25
Hometown: Carlsbad, Calif.
Occupation: Entrepreneur

Spencer

Spencer
Spencer

Age: 30
Hometown: Dallas
Occupation: Pet portrait entrepreneur

Thomas N.

Thomas N.
Thomas N.

Age: 31
Hometown: Tucker, Ga.
Occupation: Retirement advisor

Tomas A.

Tomas A.
Tomas A.

Age: 27
Hometown: Toronto, Ontario
Occupation: Physiotherapist

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