Introduction
Kacie Boguskie Gaston was born on 1987 in the Clarksville, Tennessee, United States. She is better known as the contestant on ‘The Bachelor’. Kacie was brought up in Clarksville. She is of an American nationality.
Education and Career
Kacie Boguskie attended Rossview High School in Clarksville. While she was in the school, she was selected for Miss RHS in the year 2004. After that, she attended the University of Tennessee. At the university, she was a member of the University of Tennessee Majorettes a baton twirler.
Kacie Boguskie is an administrative a s sistant at Genera Energy LLC from Tennessee. She has been a contestant on two seasons of ‘The Bachelor’, an American reality television dating game show. In the show, first she tried to win the love of a contestant named Ben Flajnik but he did not accept the proposal. Later in 2013, she tried to win over the contestant named Sean Lowe.
However, in 2013 January Kacie Boguskie got eliminated along with Steve by Seann in the third episode. She joined the show from the part ‘the first group date of season 17’. In the part, all the girls had to compete in a photo shoot challenge. Even though Kacie did not win the challenge but she got a rose from Sean.
Personal life
Kacie Boguskie is married to a former reality star named Rust Gaston. The couple tied the knot on 11 May 2014 after dating for 17 months. She gave birth to her first child on September 8, 2015, and named her Ranger Gaston. She gave birth to her child when she was 28 years old weighing 4 lbs. Kacie loves her man to be goal oriented, family oriented, children loving, Christian, sensitive and also outgoing and she hates guys who are boring and sensitive.
Before her marriage, Kacie Boguskie dated ‘Bachelorette’ contestant named Ty Brown in the year 2012. The couple had begun dating before her second try on the show ‘The Bachelor’. She has three tattoos in her body. The estimated net worth or salary has not been disclosed. Kacie’s favorite all time book is ‘Time Traveler’s Wife’.
by Bchrome, 06 Feb, 2017