Luke Pell -- 11 things to know about 'The Bachelorette' bachelor

Luke Pell is a M-A-N, and that pretty much says it all, according to The Bachelorette star JoJo Fletcher.


Luke, a 31-year-old war veteran from Burnet, TX, memorably pulled up to the Los Angeles mansion on Night 1 via unicorn, paying reference to JoJo's own entrance on Ben Higgins' season of The Bachelor.

On the season's firefighter-training Group Date, Luke came in second place behind real-life firefighter Grant Kemp. Luke's physical ability and determination really impressed JoJo.

Moving onto the pair's one-on-one date in Pennsylvania, the country boy charmed JoJo's pants off. She dug deep into his past, and everything Luke has accomplished really blew her away, especially when it comes to his years of service in the military.

In the most recent episode, Luke admitted to JoJo he was falling in love with her, that his heart skipped a beat every time he saw her and he couldn't stop himself from thinking about her when they were apart. He's clearly a frontrunner.


Below is a list of 11 facts Reality TV World has compiled about Luke Pell:

- Former Bachelorette Ali Fedotowsky believes JoJo is most into Jordan Rodgers, so if she's right, Luke would be a shoo-in to be Season 21's The Bachelor star.

- If Luke could have lunch with one person, it would be Shark Tank star Mark Cuban to learn how he became so successful.

- JoJo called Luke "a big, sexy hunk of a man" and can't help but gush about his big hands.

- The suitor is an entrepreneur, songwriter and West Point Alum (Graduated in 2007).


- Luke served in the military for nine years and was a platoon leader in Afghanistan.

- The bachelor enjoys golf, singing country music for his fans and playing the guitar.

- Luke attempts to keep his deceased friend Jason Holbrook's legacy alive. Luke grew up with Jason and viewed him like a brother, but Jason sadly died in August 2010 in Afghanistan.

- A total dog lover. Luke visits Big Fluffy Dog Rescue frequently and tries to find the dogs foster or forever homes.

- The suitor is the type of guy who doesn't want to talk to anyone or do anything until he has a cup of coffee in the morning. He doesn't even want to know how much he spends at Starbucks every year.


- The bachelor is "addicted to forced failure" because he believes that is the only way someone can get stronger.

- Luke is one of The Bachelorette host Chris Harrison's favorite guys this season. Chris called him the "whole package" and "perfect on paper."






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