Zac Clark and Tayshia Adams.ThoughZac Clarknever ended up walking down the aisle withTayshia Adams, he has no regrets abouttheir engagement.During an appearance onThe Ben and Ashley I Almost Famous Podcast,The Bachelorettealum, 39, explained why he “meant” his proposal at the time and wouldn’t take it back.“In the moment, it felt real, it felt right — it was all those things. I wouldn’t change anything,” Clark said. “I don’t live in regret. It’s a very special moment in time and in my life regardless of what happened.”Tayshia Adams And Zac Clark.Dimitrios Kambouris/GettyClark and Adams, 33, met on their season ofTheBachelorettein 2020 and left the reality show engaged. Nearly a year later, the former couple announced they hadgone their separate waysand have stayed quiet about their relationship ever since.In November 2021, a source told PEOPLE that those closest to Clark and Adamsweren’t surprisedwhen they called off their engagement as they “didn’t see them getting to a wedding.““Things have been strained through the fall. Both of their schedules have been really tough,” the insider revealed. “Tayshia has been very busy and Zac also has a lot on his plate. Scheduling time together was just very difficult.“Tayshia Adams and Zac Clark on ‘The Bachelorette’.Craig Sjodin via Getty"She’s also way more comfortable in the spotlight because of her job and he’s much less so,” they continued. “At the end of the day, they’re very different people. They’re both good people — she’s amazing and he’s a great guy and very passionate about his work. But they’re a total mismatch.“While Clark remained tight-lipped about why they decided to part ways, he told podcast hostsBen HigginsandAshley laconetti, “Two good people don’t always make a good relationship, that’s my experience there.”He also noted how he doesn’t “give myself enough credit” for how he handled himself on the show.“The biggest thing I’m proud of from that whole thing is watching it back and my friends saying, ‘That’s you,’” Clark explained. “That’s the biggest compliment anyone could give me. People say they get a bad edit or whatever and that’s foreign to me … No one can make me say or do anything and that was just who I was.”Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.The Bachelorettecan be streamed on Hulu.
Zac Clark and Tayshia Adams.
ThoughZac Clarknever ended up walking down the aisle withTayshia Adams, he has no regrets abouttheir engagement.During an appearance onThe Ben and Ashley I Almost Famous Podcast,The Bachelorettealum, 39, explained why he “meant” his proposal at the time and wouldn’t take it back.“In the moment, it felt real, it felt right — it was all those things. I wouldn’t change anything,” Clark said. “I don’t live in regret. It’s a very special moment in time and in my life regardless of what happened.”Tayshia Adams And Zac Clark.Dimitrios Kambouris/GettyClark and Adams, 33, met on their season ofTheBachelorettein 2020 and left the reality show engaged. Nearly a year later, the former couple announced they hadgone their separate waysand have stayed quiet about their relationship ever since.In November 2021, a source told PEOPLE that those closest to Clark and Adamsweren’t surprisedwhen they called off their engagement as they “didn’t see them getting to a wedding.““Things have been strained through the fall. Both of their schedules have been really tough,” the insider revealed. “Tayshia has been very busy and Zac also has a lot on his plate. Scheduling time together was just very difficult.“Tayshia Adams and Zac Clark on ‘The Bachelorette’.Craig Sjodin via Getty"She’s also way more comfortable in the spotlight because of her job and he’s much less so,” they continued. “At the end of the day, they’re very different people. They’re both good people — she’s amazing and he’s a great guy and very passionate about his work. But they’re a total mismatch.“While Clark remained tight-lipped about why they decided to part ways, he told podcast hostsBen HigginsandAshley laconetti, “Two good people don’t always make a good relationship, that’s my experience there.”He also noted how he doesn’t “give myself enough credit” for how he handled himself on the show.“The biggest thing I’m proud of from that whole thing is watching it back and my friends saying, ‘That’s you,’” Clark explained. “That’s the biggest compliment anyone could give me. People say they get a bad edit or whatever and that’s foreign to me … No one can make me say or do anything and that was just who I was.”Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.The Bachelorettecan be streamed on Hulu.
ThoughZac Clarknever ended up walking down the aisle withTayshia Adams, he has no regrets abouttheir engagement.
During an appearance onThe Ben and Ashley I Almost Famous Podcast,The Bachelorettealum, 39, explained why he “meant” his proposal at the time and wouldn’t take it back.
“In the moment, it felt real, it felt right — it was all those things. I wouldn’t change anything,” Clark said. “I don’t live in regret. It’s a very special moment in time and in my life regardless of what happened.”
Tayshia Adams And Zac Clark.Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty
Clark and Adams, 33, met on their season ofTheBachelorettein 2020 and left the reality show engaged. Nearly a year later, the former couple announced they hadgone their separate waysand have stayed quiet about their relationship ever since.
In November 2021, a source told PEOPLE that those closest to Clark and Adamsweren’t surprisedwhen they called off their engagement as they “didn’t see them getting to a wedding.”
“Things have been strained through the fall. Both of their schedules have been really tough,” the insider revealed. “Tayshia has been very busy and Zac also has a lot on his plate. Scheduling time together was just very difficult.”
Tayshia Adams and Zac Clark on ‘The Bachelorette’.Craig Sjodin via Getty
“She’s also way more comfortable in the spotlight because of her job and he’s much less so,” they continued. “At the end of the day, they’re very different people. They’re both good people — she’s amazing and he’s a great guy and very passionate about his work. But they’re a total mismatch.”
While Clark remained tight-lipped about why they decided to part ways, he told podcast hostsBen HigginsandAshley laconetti, “Two good people don’t always make a good relationship, that’s my experience there.”
He also noted how he doesn’t “give myself enough credit” for how he handled himself on the show.
“The biggest thing I’m proud of from that whole thing is watching it back and my friends saying, ‘That’s you,’” Clark explained. “That’s the biggest compliment anyone could give me. People say they get a bad edit or whatever and that’s foreign to me … No one can make me say or do anything and that was just who I was.”
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