#Tayshia tells Katie about Blake arrival

Tonight on The Bachelorette episode 4, the moment is finally here for Katie Thurston and Blake Moynes.

For almost the entirety of this season, you’ve been teased time and time again that Blake would be coming on the show. The question was largely how it would happen!

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In the sneak peek below, you can see that co-host Tayshia Adams is responsible for everything coming together. She informs Katie that someone from her past (Blake) reached out to her, feeling as though he would be the perfect match for our new lead. Tayshia vouched for Blake as a great guy and ultimately, Katie had no problem meeting him and you can see her walking up to him in the closing seconds.

At this particular point in the season, we understand her thinking. Are we a few episodes into the show? Sure, but this isn’t the same situation as when Heather Martin came in super late on Matt James’ season, and after a number of other women showed up late. This is just one guy, and based on what Nick Viall said recently, Blake and Katie at least have some familiarity with each other already.

The struggle for Katie is going to be explaining keeping Blake around to her other guys. The simple way to spell it out is this: It’s her season and she can do whatever she wants. Yet, you know how contestants on this show can be! They may choose to still be irritable towards Blake or hold some resentment towards Katie for everything.

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