Jessica Simpson is setting the record straight amidst swirling rumors that she might join reality TV as the next Bachelorette. The buzz began shortly after fans started speculating about her love life, following her recent split from husband Eric Johnson. However, the singer and fashion mogul wants everyone to know that finding romance is the last thing she needs help with.

In an interview addressing the chatter, Simpson laughed off the idea. 'I’ve always believed love happens organically. I don’t need a TV show to find it,' she shared during a casual conversation. The 43-year-old mom-of-three has been in the spotlight for years, and her dating life has often created a media frenzy. But if you’re hoping to see her handing out roses or participating in dramatic elimination ceremonies, don’t hold your breath.

Jessica, who released her tell-all memoir back in 2020 detailing personal struggles and triumphs, has made it clear that she prefers to keep her private life as unfiltered and grounded as possible. While she values connecting with fans through her music and fashion empire, she isn’t interested in pursuing romance for entertainment purposes. 'My journey is mine alone,' she added. 'I don’t see myself living out that kind of love story on camera.'

The rumors, while amusing, reflect the ongoing fascination with celebrities going through big life changes. Simpson’s openness about navigating relationships, motherhood, and her career keeps fans intrigued about her next chapter. Still, she’s not pivoting into reality TV anytime soon—even though she admits watching The Bachelorette on occasion with friends over wine has its guilty pleasures.

For those wondering about her next steps post-split, Jessica is focusing on her career and family. She continues expanding her successful fashion brand, working on new musical projects, and spending quality time with her three kids, Maxwell, Ace, and Birdie. 'They are my priority. They remind me of what love truly is,' she said with a smile.

So, while the idea of Jessica doling out roses may sound tempting to fans, it’s clear she’s happy carving her own path without the glitz of reality TV matchmaking. Simpson’s response is a refreshing reminder that not every celebrity wants their personal milestones aired for ratings.

Amidst a landscape of stars shifting to unscripted drama, Jessica Simpson is choosing authenticity over theatrics—and for many of her fans, that’s the kind of story worth supporting.