This Behind-the-Scenes Clip of The Bachelorette's Zac Surprising Tayshia Is Too Sweet

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Tayshia Adams gave out her final rose to Zac Clark on the season 16 finale of The Bachelorette, and the sweet moments just keep on coming. After the two got engaged on national television, host Chris Harrison shared a behind-the-scenes throwback clip of Zac surprising Tayshia with an intimate premiere party as they watched her first episode together. Zac even made sure there was a Cheetos tower. "This is insane . . . He knows I love Cheetos," Tayshia tells Chris in the clip before giving Zac a hug and telling him, "You're the best!"

"Sadly there's no show this week so instead here's an amazing behind the scenes moment," Chris captioned the clip, which he shared on Dec. 29. "@zwclark surprised his love @tayshia with this secret premiere party as we watched her first episode together. Such a beautiful moment filled with love and @cheetos."

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To make matters even cuter, Tayshia and Zac recently celebrated their first Christmas together, and they also opened up about their future wedding plans while on Good Morning America last week. Prepare to smile and watch the video above ahead of The Bachelor premiere on Jan. 4.



from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/entertainment/zac-surprising-tayshia-bachelorette-premiere-party-video-48085523

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