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Chris Harrison Weighs In On Peter Weber & Kelley Flanagan Romance Rumors

Chris Harrison Weighs In On Peter Weber & Kelley Flanagan Romance Rumors

Chris Harrison is opening up about Peter Weber‘s recent hangout with Kelley Flanagan.

Talking with People, The Bachelor host and his girlfriend, Lauren Zima, chatted about the could-be couple after they were spotted hanging out together in Chicago last week.

While Chris didn’t confirm the two were a couple, he did say that “if any of these people [from the show] can find love, if any of them find a great stable relationship that makes each other happy, then God bless them.”

He added, “If you’ve learned anything from our show, it’s that love comes in crazy ways, and Lauren and I have found the same thing in our own private life.”

“So, however you find it, when you run into it, if everybody’s happy and safe, man, good on you,” Chris continued. “Because it’s tough to find. It’s crazy to find. And when you look at the Arie [Luyendyk Jr.]‘s of the world or the Jason Mesnick‘s of the world, and even Colton [Underwood], and how they found love in such an unconventional way, and all the twists and turns, there’s no one way. There’s no magic pill. So however these people find it, good on them and I wish them the best.”

If you missed it, Peter‘s mom, Barbara, said that Kelley was actually her favorite from the season!

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