Harrison returns to dating shows

Chris Harrison is launching The Vow on Fox Nation, his first reality TV project since leaving the Bachelor franchise in 2021 after controversial comments about contestant Rachael Kirkconnell.

“Roses fade. True love lasts forever.”

The Vow premieres November 11

The show launches on Fox Nation on November 11 with six episodes rolling out weekly until the series finale on December 9. It follows 30-year-old Jace Cates as he meets 10 women seeking lasting commitment and marriage.

Focus on meaningful relationships

The show explores whether shared values, faith, communication and long-term goals can build lasting relationships. It positions itself against modern dating culture driven by fleeting connections and social media attention.

Bachelor alumni involved behind scenes

The production team includes Bachelor veterans like Louis Caric as executive producer, Elan Gale as consulting producer, and casting director Lindsay Liles. Harrison's wife Lauren Zima also serves as an executive producer.

Sean and Catherine Lowe appear

The show features an appearance from Sean and Catherine Lowe, whose relationship began on Bachelor Season 17 in 2013. They remain one of reality TV's most famous examples of a lasting marriage from the franchise.

Harrison's exit and comeback

Harrison hosted the Bachelor from 2002 until 2021, when he stepped down after defending contestant Rachael Kirkconnell's attendance at a plantation-themed party. He negotiated an exit package and largely disappeared from television until now.

Faith-driven approach to dating

Harrison said the show was inspired by a faith-driven renaissance in America and aims to answer whether genuine lasting love can still be found in the modern world. Fox Nation president Lauren Petterson called it a fresh, thoughtful take on dating shows.

“I'm so excited to be back helping people find love, and Fox Nation has been an incredible partner in bringing this vision to life.”