Who Is ‘Perfect Match's Hannah Burns Engaged to Marry?
After Netflix dropped its second batch of episodes last Friday, Hannah took to TikTok to share pics from a maternity shoot...which also happened to feature her mystery man. And since (as she previously revealed) most of her scenes were cut from the show, fans are dying to know: Who is the father of Hannah's child?
If you need to be caught up to speed: Hannah first raised eyebrows in late June, when she posted an Instagram suggesting she's gotten engaged on the upcoming season. Not long after, she announced that not only is she engaged—she's also expecting her first child.
Per The Mole alum, Netflix won't allow her to reveal the identity of her fiancé, but she has said that she 'wouldn't be getting married or pregnant right now had I not been in Perfect Match.'
So the question begs: Is Hannah's mystery man one of her fellow season 3 cast members, and if so, who is it? According to a whole bunch of internet sleuths, the answer is Too Hot to Handle's Jalen Olomu-Brown, a theory that's mostly based on some careful hand analysis.
Also! The Dobermann in the backseat of the above video looks preeeetty similar to Jalen's dog Deuce (swipe to compare):
Plus, fans are convinced they can hear his voice in this video:
That said, there is also a theory going around that Hannah's man is someone named Louie Crow, who's not a part of the cast at all but rather someone she supposedly met at the resort while filming (which would explain why she was cut from the series).
The reason: In the below TikTok, you'll see the words '@ Louie crow wassup with you' flash behind the text around the nine-second mark:
And to be fair, she never explicitly stated that her fiancé was a Perfect Match cast member—just that she met him while filming the series. Guess fans will have to sit tight and wait until the finale drops on August 15!
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