'Golden Bachelor' Gerry Turner marries Theresa Nist: Will their love story last?

The latest entertainment and celebrity headlines reveal that "Golden Bachelor" Gerry Turner tied the knot with Theresa Nist last Thursday, in a momentous event broadcast live. Gerry holds the distinction of being the oldest lead on the "Bachelor" franchise and his relationship with Theresa has sparked curiosity over the longevity of their relationship, given the show's reputation for short-lived romances. However, Gerry and Theresa are genuinely and completely in love, relationship expert Alessandra Conti confirmed to Fox News Digital, basing her observations on their body language, and the authenticity of their relationship.

Gerry and Theresa's consistent eye contact and "mirroring" behaviours further substantiate their love, noted Conti. Theresa's movements are frequently mimicked by Gerry, a sign, according to the dating coach, of profound love.

Having already discovered their "real and authentic" connection, Gerry and Theresa would endure, Conti stressed, owing to them being more experienced and mature, as they are both in their 70s and have been married before. Both are widowers, having lost their previous partners after long marriages.

Gerry's first wife passed away in 2017 due to an undisclosed illness. According to Gerry, they promised each other happiness after one of them passes away. Theresa lost her husband Billy nine years ago. Recalling their 42 years of marriage, Theresa said that Billy was always optimistic about his kidney transplant, but his deteriorating health led to his untimely death.

Conti argued that Gerry and Theresa's previous marriages offer solid evidence of their future marital success. They understand and value true love and long-term relationships due to their past experiences, Conti added. Gerry's choice of Theresa as his life partner was a mindful decision, stating that they want to spend the rest of their lives together.

Conti criticized the younger generation belonging to the "Bachelor" franchise, stating that their motivations were largely fueled by the pursuit of gaining social media popularity and sponsorships, rather than finding genuine love. In contrast, the "Golden Bachelor" contestants were seen as more genuine due to their limited presence on social media.

Contributions to this report were made by Larry Fink from Fox News Digital.