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Chris Harrison is returning to the dating scene with a new series called "The Vow," according to coverage from Deadline, which quotes him saying "You Can't Put A Cease & Desist On Love." The Hollywood Reporter reports that Harrison described being fired from "The Bachelor" as a "blessing," not a cancellation. The Los Angeles Times notes that Harrison called his exit from "The Bachelor" "a gut punch," while also reporting that he is excited about "The Vow." Fox News coverage states that "The Vow" has sparked a "trad wife" debate among contestants as emotions run high. The Washington Post published a column on the same date, though its specific content is not detailed in the available coverage. All five articles were published on November 12, 2026, at 19:00 UTC, indicating a coordinated wave of coverage around Harrison's new project and his departure from the long-running ABC franchise. The coverage emphasizes Harrison's personal framing of his exit, contrasting the pain of being let go with his enthusiasm for a new venture. It also highlights the cultural flashpoint created by "The Vow," particularly the debate over traditional wife roles among contestants, which Fox News identifies as a source of emotional tension on the show. Readers should watch for how "The Vow" performs in the ratings, whether the "trad wife" debate continues to drive viewer engagement, and whether Harrison addresses his "Bachelor" exit further in future interviews or promotional appearances.