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‘The Bachelorette’ Star Tyler Cameron Makes Major Career Move

Tyler Cameron has done it all, from football and modeling to house flipping and construction. Now the fan-favorite The Bachelorette runner-up is stepping into a new era of his career.
Sorry, everyone. It doesn’t have to do with Bachelor Nation. On July 21, Cameron made an announcement about what’s next for him.
The reality star announced that he has officially joined Serhant, a real estate group owned by Million Dollar Listing star Ryan Serhant. While Serhant has a new Netflix reality show Owning Manhattan, Cameron’s real estate career will be based in Jupiter, Florida, his hometown.
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In their official statement, Serhant announced, “We’re thrilled to welcome Tyler Cameron to SERHANT., as he officially begins his real estate sales career in his hometown of Jupiter, Florida.” The real estate company shared that Cameron is “a seasoned entrepreneur, real estate investor, and TV personality,” adding that he “brings a deep passion for homes, construction, and community.”
When it comes to this career move, Cameron has shared that he is thrilled to share his passion for helping others with his hometown of Jupiter, Florida, through real estate. “I am happy to combine my passion and experience with this profession,” he said. “As a second-generation Jupiter local, I know this area inside and out, and I love helping people discover what makes it special.” The Bachelorette star shared that Serhant felt like the “right home” from the get-go, praising the real estate mogul for his leadership and the workplace environment he has fostered.
As Serhant has mentioned, Cameron is well-known for his appearances in Bachelor Nation, as well as his own home renovation show Going Home with Tyler Cameron. As Cameron is a major TV personality and Serhant is rapidly growing their Serhant Studios, the production company behind Owning Manhattan, we’re hopeful that this career move could mean that Cameron will return to reality TV screens sooner rather than later.