Trista Sutter
Two children are enough for Trista Sutter.
The former Bachelorette, who gave birth to Blakesely Grace on April 3, has signed up for a permanent birth control procedure. Sutter, who is also mom to 20-month-old Max, said she and her husband, Ryan, are pleased with the size of their family unit.
"Now that we have the two healthy children we always dreamed of, Ryan and I have decided that our family is the perfect size ...
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Ryan Sutter and Trista Sutter
Trista and Ryan Sutter have welcomed their second child, a girl, People reports.
Blakesley Grace arrived ...
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Ryan Sutter and Trista Rehn; Molly and Jason Mesnick
With the most recent installment of ABC's The Bachelor ending with a twist and turning emotions, we've got to wonder: Why does The Bachelor have such a poor track record when it comes to couples who stay together? Is it possible that a TV show isn't the best place to look for love? We decided to take a look back — at both The Bachelor and The Bachelorette — to see where all the contestants are now.
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Trista and Ryan Sutter
One-time Bachelorette Trista Sutter and husband Ryan are expecting their second child together, she revealed to Life & Style.
The two, who met on the ABC reality show and married in an all-pink wedding on TV, are already parents to 1-year-old Max.
Currently in her first trimester, Sutter shared ...
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Trista Sutter and Ryan Sutter by Chris Weeks/WireImage.com
Us reports that onetime Bachelorette Trista Sutter gave birth to her and hubby Ryan's first child, son Maxwell Alston, on July 26. The presumably proud parents met on the first season of ABC's The Bachelorette, then tied the knot on TV in 2003. "It took us a long time to get pregnant," she told the mag, "so it makes it that much sweeter."Monday's Today's News was written by Ben Katner.
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After 10 seasons of The Bachelor and three seasons of The Bachelorette, Chris Harrison informed us tonight that only four couples are still together. In addition to our newest couple, Charlie and Sarah are happily living together in Los Angeles; Byron and Mary are cozy in Texas and will wed in the fall; while Trista and Ryan have been married for four years and are expecting a little one at the end of the summer. And on a bittersweet note, my favorite bachelor of all time, Andrew Firestone, recently proposed to his girlfriend, which sadly means he is once again off the market. In years past, the reunion show meant we got to see all of the ladies one last time, as they rehashed their feelings with one another and fired uncomfortable questions at the bachelor. Tonight's gathering was much smaller and much more subdued, as we were only privy to seeing five of the original 25 women from this season. Amber, Danielle and Steph T. were the first three to grace the stage with Chris. As ...
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Trista and Ryan Sutter, who met while taping ABC's The Bachelorette in 2002 and wed on TV the following year, are expecting their first child in August, says People.... Kate Hudson and Owen Wilson are back on, says Us.... Amidst reports that he was blindsided by former flame Bridget Moynahan's public declaration that she is pregnant with his child, NFL star Tom Brady (who is currently hot 'n' heavy with Gisele Bundchen) is "excited" by the news, his agent tells the AP.... Carmen Electra's divorce from rocker Dave Navarro was finalized on Tuesday.
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Where's Ryan Sutter been since he and Trista Rehn were reportedly paid $1 million to marry on prime-time TV? Unlike his Bachelorette runner-up, Charlie, he's not clinging to showbiz for dear life. The newlyweds moved to Sutter's hometown of Vail, Colorado, where he still writes poetry and works as a firefighter/EMT. He's also training for the Iron Man Triathlon World Championship taking place this fall in Hawaii, where he aims to raise cash for the Firefighters' National Trust.
"I love the job I have," he says. "People assume that if you go on reality television, you automatically are cast into this celebrity role and it's a springboard into the entertainment industry. It really isn't. We're not actors, we're just normal people."
Tell that to stunned fans who can't get over "Trista's Ryan" answering their 911 calls! "They think I'm filthy rich and I don't need to work," he says. "They have a lot of misconceptions." Like that he's free t
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