Prior to making her debut as the first-ever Golden Bachelorette , Joan Vassos decided on one non-negotiable for Fantasy Suites week: no sex with any of her suitors.
"I put a lot of thought into it actually before the season started, just because I felt uncomfortable with having a physical relationship with more than one person," Joan told Business Insider.
"The Golden Bachelorette," which premiered in September, is ABC's newest addition to its sprawling and popular "Bachelor" franchise, itself a spinoff of the wildly successful first season of "The Golden Bachelor," which focused on one man and a handful of women in their golden years looking for love.
In her second attempt to find love, Joan forms deep connections with three contestants: Chock, an insurance executive; Guy, an emergency room doctor; and Pascal, a salon owner.
On Wednesday night's episode, Joan and the men head to Tahiti for overnight dates. In a departure from the usual Fantasy Suites experience, the Golden Bachelorette reveals that she's not going to be physically intimate with any of the contestants. Instead, she wants to use the time to discuss intimate things off-camera.
Joan told Business Insider that she's aware that Fantasy Suites are a significant part of this stage of the process, but she wanted her experience to be different.
"And by taking it off the table, it kind of took the pressure off of me, and maybe even the guys," she said.
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