Chris Harrison Defends Fox Nation Show The Vow After Warner Bros. Warning
Harrison, who hosts the six-episode dating series premiering November 11, said he takes the studio's cease-and-desist over its teaser as a sign of respect.
Chris Harrison has publicly responded to the cease-and-desist letter Warner Bros. sent over his Fox Nation dating show The Vow, according to Entertainment Tonight. The host said he takes the studio's action as a sign of respect.
Warner Bros., which owns The Bachelor franchise, sent the letter on October 1, claiming a teaser for The Vow used the studio's intellectual property without authorization. Fox Nation had released that teaser on September 16 and it included nods to The Bachelor.
The Vow is a six-episode dating reality series hosted by Harrison. It premieres November 11 on Fox Nation.
Earlier comments and franchise history
In October, Harrison told USA Today that Warner Bros. had not gone after other relationship dating shows. Harrison was ousted by The Bachelor franchise in 2021.
Quick answers
When does The Vow premiere?
The six-episode dating reality series premieres November 11 on Fox Nation.
Why did Warner Bros. send a cease-and-desist letter?
Warner Bros., which owns The Bachelor franchise, sent the letter on October 1 claiming a teaser for The Vow used its intellectual property without authorization.
What did Chris Harrison say about the letter?
Harrison said he takes Warner Bros.' action as a sign of respect, according to Entertainment Tonight.