Owens Issues Apology Forgiven as He Shares Family Moment at Rams Game

Mel Owens’s ageism apology has been embraced by his Golden Bachelor contestants as he and his two sons made a rare public appearance at the L.A. Rams game on Sunday, celebrating both reconciliation and family unity.

In a new interview, the 66-year-old reality star-turned-attorney revealed that contestants “have accepted” his apology for remarks about cutting women over 60, underscoring his desire to “right” past mistakes. Meanwhile, Owens brought sons Lucas and Andre to SoFi Stadium, sharing a proud father-son outing ahead of his ABC dating series premiere.

Contestants Embrace Owens’s Apology

Speaking to Glamour, Owens admitted his comments about limiting the contestant age range to 45-60 “hit harder” than he anticipated and pledged to learn from them. He explained that after a friend’s counsel, he realized his “frame of reference” was outdated and issued a formal apology. Contestants have since welcomed his remorse, setting a tone of healing and maturity for season two.

Father-Son Duo Spotted at Rams Game

On Sunday, Owens stepped into the public spotlight with his sons, Lucas and Andre, attending the L.A. Rams matchup together. The trio posed for photos shared via the Golden Bachelor’s Instagram account, marking one of the few times Owens has showcased his family since being announced as the show’s lead. His presence at the stadium highlighted both his NFL roots and his commitment to fatherhood.

Season Two Preview

As “The Golden Bachelor” returns September 24, Owens’s journey will balance romantic aspirations with personal growth. Producers have emphasized authenticity, noting that his recent apology and family outing signal a deeper emotional arc. Fans can expect candid reflections on love, forgiveness, and legacy as Owens seeks a lasting partnership in his “golden years.”