The Bachelorette 2015 Kaitlyn Bristowe and fiancé Shawn Booth are making delays with their wedding plans. Or will the wedding still push through? There are reports coming out that the showmance couple's wedding is on hold and that they really have no plans of getting hitched.
According to Celeb Dirty Laundry, Kaitlyn and Shawn got engaged during the season finale of the reality dating TV show. They tried their best convincing everyone that their relationship is for real and that they are indeed getting married. They even insisted that they will be having a big Bachelor Nation style wedding. However, a source told CDL that the couple still has not yet set the wedding date.
CDL also shared that Life and Style Magazine caught up with Shawn and Kaitlyn in a recent event and had a chance to interview them. The reporter asked them for any wedding plans but sadly, they have none. The couple said, "We haven't set any dates yet. We're just enjoying the engagement."
But that just sound too familiar since we have heard that before from Chris Soules and Whitney Bischoff, and Andi Dorfman and Josh Murray just before their breakups. Is that where Kaitlyn and Shawn heading too?
An insider who happened to be close to the couple reportedly shared to Life and Style Magazine that, "They still haven't even moved in together. They also were talking about doing all of these projects together, but they aren't working on anything!" It seems like they are really taking things slow when it comes to planning their big day and putting such big delays on it. The fuzz about their wedding is starting to die-down already.
Celeb Dirty Laundry reported that the couple are just staying together because they will profit around $1 million by getting married. And who wouldn't want that easy money, right? That huge amount is a good motivation for them to stay together.
It has also been reported that Branding Expert David Johnson shared to Life and Style Magazine that "Together they're worth $3 million. For each product they are Instagramming and Tweeting, they could net $15,000 per cost. They could fetch up to $500,000 each. They could easily pocket $1 million from the network for the wedding alone."
