Andi Dorfman could be dating another "Bachelorette" alum, according to the latest talks rounding the internet. After calling off the engagement with former professional baseball player fiancée Josh Murray, fans are waiting who would be the next man in Andi's heart.
Dorfman was cornered by Wet Paint, at the NYC housewarming BYOB paint party event sponsored by Palm Breeze on August 6. She dished on her upcoming tell-all-book, "It's Not Okay," which she pens her breakup with Josh Murray and bits of information on dealing with separation. Dorfman also talked about her forthcoming web series, "Andi's Apple" and some plans on returning to TV.
According to INQUISITR, the former Assistant District Attorney from Fulton County, 28, hinted out on a possible chance of dating one of the Bens of Season 11 "The Bachelorette." Whether it is Ben Zorn or Ben Higgins, the TV personality has her answer.
"I'm hoping it will be Ben H. because I think he's super adorable. He came off really sweet and genuine. It's important to have a Bachelor that girls are really going to swoon after."
As she just moved out from Atlanta to New York, would the pretty brunette consider dating in Manhattan?
"I have not been on a single date in the city yet," Dorfman said. "I hear it is totally cutthroat, nightmare, games galore and I don't know if I'm ready to step into that yet."
On her kind of dream guy, the "Bachelorette" star claimed that she likes a guy who's burly and strong. She also pointed out that she has a soft spot for a man who has a great sense of humor, smart and adventurous. She claimed she wants a guy who's supportive and is appreciative that she maybe have some opinions from time to time.
Meanwhile, PEOPLE had the chance to ask Dorfman on the score of her love life.
Dorfman said that she's not going to use any dating apps just to find a date. She admitted she's been in reality dating television shows that's enough not to try any apps at this point of time. The former "Sex and the City" star got engaged with Josh Murray in 2014, and separated in January.
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