Chris Harrison knows what the temperature in the room is, as he is now trained in the aftermath of his uncertain future as host of ‘The Bachelor’.
Harrison has hired attorney Bryan Freedman, who knows a thing or two about celebs who got their running papers. He clothed Gabrielle Union in her upheaval with ‘America’s Got Talent’. As we reported, Union complained about racism and a hostile work environment after she was fired as a judge. The case is settled.
As for Harrison, he deviated from his years of hosting duties last month after defending Rachael Kirkonnell in an interview with Rachel Lindsay.
Producers have not yet said what they plan to do with Chris, although they have appointed Tayshia Adams and Kaitlyn Bristowe as co-presenters of the upcoming season of ‘The Bachelorette’.
Hiring a lawyer is a sign that Chris is clearly worried that he might be permanently fired from the show. It sends a sign to producers that he is not going to go down without a fight, but again … so far not as much decision has been made as we can see. Producers were a mother about Harrison’s future.