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Mel Owens and Peg Munson are still in the honeymoon phase since finding love on The Golden Bachelor. “We’re 62 years old, there’s nothing to fight about,” Peg, 62, said on the Thursday, December 11, ...

The couple, who married in 2013, share three sons: Cy, Bowie and Zen Erin Clack is a Staff Editor for PEOPLE. She has been writing about fashion, parenting and pop culture for more than 15 years. Kate ...

New London – Peg Curtin, a two-term New London mayor and staunch advocate for education in the city, died at home Wednesday at age 91, surrounded by friends and family. Longtime City Councilor John ...

Golden Bachelor Mel Owens found love with former firefighter and bomb tech Peg Munson. During season 2 of The Golden Bachelor — which aired from September to November 2025 — Mel had strong connections ...

The second season of “The Golden Bachelor” ended with an unexpected twist for Mel Owens after he chose Peg Munson. Instead of getting down on one knee and proposing, Owens gave Munson a ring and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After five weeks of both one-on-one and group dates, Mel wasn’t ready to propose to anyone. Many called into question why he would ...

NEW YORK -- It was finally time for the big "Golden Bachelor" finale! Would we finally see some emotion out of Mel? We hoped so! The show began with a look back at Mel and Peg's conversation where she ...

The second season of “The Golden Bachelor” has come to an end, with lead Mel Owens kneeling on one knee and asking Peg Munson to accept...a promise ring. Season 2 of “The Golden Bachelor” began with ...

"Golden Bachelor" Mel Owens is undecided over who to hand his final rose to in the final episode of "The Golden Bachelor" Season 2. The 66-year-old former NFL veteran turned lawyer is divided between ...

Square Peg Social's four-day gathering brought together filmmakers and industry mentors to prove that sustainable filmmaking careers are built on confidence, not fear. I keep thinking about that ...