Golden Bachelorette’s Joan Vassos Reveals Whether Her Wedding to Chock Chapple Will Be Televised

Golden Bachelorette star Joan Vassos she and her fiancée revealed whetherto wedge chapple They plan to televise their wedding.

“You definitely won’t be seeing a wedding on TV in three months,” said Joan, 61. Us Weekly In an interview published on Tuesday (November 19).

Joan and Chock, 61, are engaged Like in the season finale on November 13 Gold License‘s Gerry Turner And Theresa Nist But Gerry, 72, and Theresa, 71, wasted no time and married during a televised wedding in January. The former couple announced their separation three months later in April.

“I loved this ending of Gerry and Theresa. “It has nothing to do with Gerry and Theresa if we don’t have a wedding in three months,” Joan said of her and Chock’s reasons for not rushing to get married. “I don’t want to have anything else to plan right now.”

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He continued: “When we get together for what could be a TV wedding, it won’t be for three months. “I don’t want to have anything else to plan right now.”

While Joan and Chock plan to take some time off from their wedding, He insisted that they enjoyed their engagement. “We love being together, and I want to give us time to get to know each other’s families and friends,” he said.

After confirming their engagement, Joan and Chock announced their plans to spend time in New York. But they declared his intentions and explained They won’t be in town full time while talking to the outlet.

“Chock has a job in Kansas. I have children and grandchildren in Maryland. We know we’ll spend time (anywhere), but then we have a really fun plan: We’ve both always dreamed, and finally, in this weird phase of life, we’re making that dream a reality — living in it. “It’s a big city, especially New York,” Joan explained. “We both love the energy. There’s a culture there and we both have friends there.”

The couple also talked about why they make a great duo, with Chock revealing that they “get along so well.”

“I call it 5 percent. There are 5 percent that you generally don’t trust. We (said), ‘If this is important to you, let the other person know it, too.’ “At our age, the remaining 95 percent is flexible,” he said. “We were able to spend quite a lot of time together and had to deal with some issues, from family issues to work issues. We work very well together. And most of all I let Joan take charge! He’s very good at it too. I call her the matriarch. ‘Don’t call me chief,’ he says.”

While Chock said he appreciated Joan’s “patience,” he also explained that their love worked because “they had to respect each other’s current lives, but they also had to put each other first.”