The Bachelor’s Lexi Young Reacts to Daisy Kent Dating Thor Herbst

The bachelor alum Lexi Young have seen firsthand how Daisy Kent shines around her new friend, Thor Autumn.

“I FaceTimed Daisy and he was there,” Young, 30, exclusively said Us weekly at the Endometriosis Foundation of America’s Blossom Ball on Friday, May 3. “She is really happy. I’ll just say that.”

Young and Kent, 25, met Joey Graziadei‘s season of The bachelor, which was completed earlier this year. During the finale in March, Kent broke up with 28-year-old Graziadei when she noticed Kelsey Anderson was the right one for him. (Graziadei is currently engaged to Anderson, 25.)

Since then, Kent has been dating her college boyfriend, Herbst Us exclusively confirmed last month.

“They met in college at San Diego State University and got back together after she left the show,” a source said Us In April. “He reached out to her first and it went really well.”

The couple recently traveled together as Herbst took a family vacation with Kent before heading to Stagecoach with friends from Bachelor Nation on April 28.

Kent has not yet publicly introduced her new man on social media. However, she briefly discussed their connection during a recent appearance in Hannah Brownis the “Better Tomorrow” podcast.

“[It’s] It’s like we met again,” she said on the Wednesday, May 1, podcast episode. “We are completely different than before. … There’s so much going on in my life too, so everything is just crazy, but everything is so good. And I’m just happy, and I didn’t think all this would come from what I did, but it happened.”

Young is also doing well after the elimination The bachelor, I recently started getting back out there.

“I finally dipped my toe into the dating pool. “It was fun,” enthused Young Us at Gotham Hall in New York City. “OK, I’m 30 and very ready to find the right person. But I have a list of things [and] I say, “Unless you meet these criteria and are serious about it, I won’t invest my time.” But I’ve met some great people and who knows [what will happen]?”

Despite meeting “great” people, Young “wonders [about] “People’s Intentions” given her recent reality TV appearance.

“I used to live a really private life, now everything is so public,” she said. “But I also think it’s a great thing because you have the opportunity to get to know more people.”

After announcing her endometriosis diagnosis, Young is not only stepping up her advocacy but also taking on a new role as an advocate The bachelor.

“I wasn’t even sure [as I was] “Going into the process, I want to be open about my endo, but it felt like the right time,” she said. “And I have made such a difference by sharing my story because many women are afraid to talk about it, especially when dating. And even though I didn’t find myself in this show, for me it was the reason and purpose to keep going, to raise awareness about endometriosis. And so I’m just really grateful.”

At Friday’s Blossom Ball, several people were recognized for speaking openly about their experiences with endometriosis.

“One in 10 women have endometriosis and it takes an average of 10 years to get diagnosed, and I was that person,” Young explained Us. “That was me and that was my story. Thousands upon thousands of women have reached out to me and told me how much my sharing has encouraged them to make a doctor’s appointment – and women do, too [often] believed. When you’re at the doctor, you’re usually disconnected from the medical system.”

With reporting by Travis Cronin