Josh Seiter, the former contestant on The Bachelorette’s 11th season, has passed away at the age of 36, leaving fans and acquaintances in shock. The social media star’s family confirmed his demise through a heartfelt statement on his Instagram account. Although the cause of death remains undisclosed, the family provided a helpline for those facing mental health challenges.
A contestant on Kaitlyn Bristowe’s season 11 of The Bachelorette, Josh Seiter’s journey ended on night one. He competed for Kaitlyn’s heart but was sent home early. The news of his passing led fans to reflect on his reality TV stint and the potential paths he could have taken.
Monica Beverly Hillz, a star from RuPaul’s Drag Race season five, expressed her grief over Josh’s passing. She had been rumored to be dating Josh earlier in the month. Hillz took to social media to share pictures of their time together and mourned the loss of her friend.
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Who is David?
Amid the sorrow of Josh Seiter’s passing, details have emerged about his new relationship. The reality TV personality found love with fellow exotic dancer David. Their romance, which began in November of the previous year, has provided Josh with happiness and stability.
Josh Seiter’s journey wasn’t confined to his reality TV experiences. He bravely shared his bisexual identity, previously identifying as pansexual. Reflecting on his upbringing and personal growth, Josh expressed how he arrived at his identity later in life. He acknowledged the role societal norms played in shaping his self-perception and celebrated his newfound clarity.
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David, the newfound love in Josh’s life, remains a more private figure. He is an exotic dancer like Josh, and the two have been on and off since November 2022. The relationship brings a fresh start for Josh, who had faced tumultuous relationships in the past.
