'Bachelor's' Firestone, Schefft can't stay away from each other
Posted: Tuesday, December 30, 2003
NEW YORK (AP) -- Even though Andrew Firestone and Jen Schefft from "The Bachelor" have called off their engagement, they can't seem to stay away from each other.
"The truth of the matter is, we are still very good friends," Firestone told In Touch Weekly magazine for its Dec. 29 issue. "I Just spoke to her this morning. We speak every day."
The 28-year-old heir to the Firestone tire and wine fortune and Schefft, a petite, 27-year-old blonde, announced earlier this month that they'd broken up after having found love on the ABC dating series that aired in May. Schefft has moved out of Firestone's San Francisco apartment and returned to Chicago.
The reason?
"There wasn't one thing. There was no huge blow-up, no other person involved," he said. "This wasn't a quick decision, but something that just built up."
So far, the only couple from the reality series to make it work has been Trista Rehn and Ryan Sutter from "The Bachelorette," whose extravaganza wedding was televised Dec. 10.
"The truth of the matter is, we are still very good friends," Firestone told In Touch Weekly magazine for its Dec. 29 issue. "I Just spoke to her this morning. We speak every day."
The 28-year-old heir to the Firestone tire and wine fortune and Schefft, a petite, 27-year-old blonde, announced earlier this month that they'd broken up after having found love on the ABC dating series that aired in May. Schefft has moved out of Firestone's San Francisco apartment and returned to Chicago.
The reason?
"There wasn't one thing. There was no huge blow-up, no other person involved," he said. "This wasn't a quick decision, but something that just built up."
So far, the only couple from the reality series to make it work has been Trista Rehn and Ryan Sutter from "The Bachelorette," whose extravaganza wedding was televised Dec. 10.
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