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Colton Underwood: I Thought The Bachelor Would Make Me Straight “I Prayed To God”
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Writing His New Book, Dear Bishop
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Colton explains the genesis of Dear Bishop: a practice he and Jordan share of writing emails to their son's email address after every notable moment — first roll-over, first headbutt, first 'dude.' That collection of dispatches crystallised into a short audio book narrated entirely in Colton's voice [1] — Colton Underwood "Colton and Jordan write emails to their son Bishop every time he hits a milestone. That collection became the audio book Dear Bishop — narr…" 1:28:05 . He's transparent about its dual purpose: part time capsule for Bishop, part accountability document from himself. His first book contained 'safety lies' — omissions that protected him when he wasn't ready to be fully honest. Dear Bishop corrects the record, addressed directly to a child not yet old enough to hear some of it. Paul calls it inspiring for all parents and suggests dads especially should consider recording audio voice notes of their children's milestones.
Colton and Jordan write emails to their son Bishop every time he hits a milestone. That collection became the audio book Dear Bishop — narrated in Colton's own voice so his son can one day understand exactly who his dad was, what he survived, and why he's so all-in.
