Delco's Susan Noles Dishes On 'Golden Bachelor' In Inquirer Interview

ASTON, PA — Susan Noles of Aston represented Delaware County on the national stage as she was one of the nearly two dozen women competing on ABC's hit iteration of its "Bachelor" franchise, "The Golden Bachelor."

Noles, 66, was one of 23 women 60 to 75 years old looking for 71-year-old Gerry Turner's hand in marriage

Unfortunately, the Delco hairdresser and wedding officiant was cut from the program on the Thursday, Oct. 26 episode of the show, nearly making it to the final six women.

In a new interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer, Noles gave details about her time on the ratings-grabbing show.

Each season of "The Bachelor" features a segment toward the season's end in which the titular bachelor or bachelorette meets the four final contestants in their hometowns, often meeting friends and family while enjoying local activities.

While Noles did not make it to the "hometown" segment of the show, she told the Inquirer what viewers might have seen:

It would have been Geno’s, maybe the Art Museum, the Rocky statue, of course, Penn’s Landing, and then my backyard.

Noles also shouted out the Mummers on the program.

Read Noles's interview with the Inquirer online here.