The Bachelor's Chris Soules Is Back After Tragic Car Accident

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Slowly, Chris Soules is making his way back to the spotlight and it is only a matter of time before he gets back on the show titled "The Bachelor."

Fans were excited to see the television personality, make his first appearance on a red carpet event. This is coming two years after his tragic accident and it has got everyone talking. Soules were present at the KIIS FM Jingle Balland not only that, 'The Bachelor" star was glowing like crystals on icing.

At the event, Katie Krause from ET talked to the star and asked him how he felt coming back to Los Angeles and the things he learned while he was away from the limelight. However, Soules shocked everyone when he responded that he was not looking forward to the spotlight as he only attended the Jingle Ball to hang out with friends. At the event, he was in the company of co-Bachelor stars like Dean Unglert, Jared Haibon and Caelynn Miller-Keyes.

He also went on to say that as far as his public appearance goes, he was only looking forward to a great concert. As shocking as this revelation is to many people, it was still a joyful moment for fans who have always wished him well since the life-threatening accident in 2017.

When he was asked what he had learned for the past two years, Soules revealed that he had come to know that family and friends is one of the most important things in his life.

He said that during those tough months that he was in recovery, his family and friends helped him to push forward despite the situation he was in. The ET interviewer asked him about his relationship status, and Soules confirmed that he had been dating, but there was nothing serious happening at the moment.

Well, we can scratch the fact that Chris Soules is back for good, but he is in good health, and that is very important. The television star mentioned that he is looking forward to 2020, as it is going to be his best year.

Since April 2017, Chris Soules has lived a low profile after he was intercepted by the police for fleeing the scene of a car accident. According to the Patrol in Iowa State, Soules was seen in a Chevy pickup truck that collided with a John Deere tractor-trailer. The driver of the trailer sustained several injuries and was rushed to a nearby hospital, but unfortunately, he died. The police department charged Soules with fleeing the accident scene before the police got there. He was later taken to court and sentenced to two years probation.