13 Stars Who Are Even More Obsessed With the Bachelorette Than You

Amy Schumer was such a big fan of the Bachelor franchise that she actually guest-starred on an episode of The Bachelorette when Kaitlyn Bristowe was the contestant. There was a short-lived campaign to get Amy to be the next Bachelorette, but Amy herself dismissed the possibility when she called her experience on the show "dark."

Sean Penn outed himself as a Bachelor fan when he stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! during Chris Soules's season. He was an adamant fan of Kaitlyn Bristowe back then, as we all were.

Of course, Sean Penn was a fan because he was watching when he was engaged to Charlize Theron. "We argue about whether or not we should fast forward. I don't really want to hear the conversations; I want to know the decisions," Sean had said of Bachelor nights.

A couple of years ago, Amanda Seyfried visited The Ellen DeGeneres Show and talked about how she and then-boyfriend Justin Long watched all of the Bachelor and Bachelorette seasons. "I feel really guilty about it sometimes," she copped to Ellen, but she also talked about how she thought it was a "wonderful study" of human interaction.

Girls star Allison Williams has a special connection with the show; she met now-husband Ricky Van Veen at a Bachelor viewing party. Not only that, but Ricky proposed at a viewing party, too! No wonder Williams is such a fan that she even popped up on the Bachelor Live aftershow (pictured with former Bachelor Ben Higgins and fellow guest Michelle Collins).

Kirsten Dunst spilled to Jimmy Kimmel about being a longtime watcher of the show, calling it "one of the funniest, smartest shows on television. . . . It’s comedy gold."

Avowed reality fan Jennifer Lawrence is obviously part of Bachelor Nation. Host Chris Harrison told TV Guide about her love after he ran into her on the Oscar red carpet a few years ago. "Jennifer Lawrence was awesome. I was so blown away by her performance and I was really looking forward to meeting her. And then she walks up and she tells me how much she loves [the show]. I'm like, 'You like The Bachelor?' and she was like, 'Duh, I'm a girl.'"

The adorable Parks and Recreation star gushed to Meredith Vieira about his love for the show: "I refuse to say it's a guilty pleasure, because I feel no guilt whatsoever," he told her. Even more endearing? He prefers The Bachelorette because it emasculates the men who participate.