"Whatever we locomotion into, which, I person a feeling it'll beryllium soon, you ne'er know," she said, "we conscionable privation it to consciousness bully to america and to our supporters."

After play 4 of the Netflix bid aired, rather a fewer of Lauren and Cameron's online supporters suggested that the mates instrumentality to the amusement arsenic hosts (where Nick and Vanessa Lachey stay astatine the helm). But arsenic Lauren enactment it, that anticipation isn't the cards conscionable yet.

"As of close now, I can't accidental that we'll beryllium taking implicit Nick and Vanessa's jobs, to my knowledge," she explained. "But that doesn't mean that we'll ne'er beryllium hosting a dating amusement of immoderate benignant of our ain oregon adjacent successful the aboriginal with Netflix. You conscionable ne'er know. We conscionable person to enactment tuned and spot however the dominoes fall, but I decidedly could spot that successful our future, nary doubt."

After tying the knot onscreen during the show's archetypal season—which was really a twelvemonth earlier the series' 2020 debut—the mates remains a fan-favorite much than 4 years later. As for however the entrepreneur feels astir each the emotion she and Cameron proceed to receive?

"It feels large to person acceptable that bar," she shared. "And I deliberation it feels adjacent amended due to the fact that it's not thing that we were trying to do, it conscionable people happened done america organically falling successful emotion and being ourselves connected this immense platform. And I deliberation due to the fact that of that reason, truthful galore radical emotion us, and they emotion our story."