A former Miss Alabama, Hannah used her pageant queen platform to advocate for depression and anxiety, both of which she has struggled with throughout her life. She's continued that advocacy during her time on The Bachelorette, always down to admit to her suitors when she's not feeling 100 percent. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, she explained, "There are times when I get super anxious and want to be able to control all of the things going on around me . . . Doing this show has taught me how to handle that in a more positive way. I think it's okay to just say, 'Hey, I'm a little anxious, I'm a little sad.'"
Hannah did just that at the start of her one-on-one date with frontrunner Tyler Cameron, candidly confessing that she wasn't in the best mood because of Luke-related drama from the previous day. Rather than shrugging off her down-in-the-dumps state of mind and pretending everything was hunky-dory, she was upfront about her mixed emotions, which allowed Tyler to swoop in and cheer her up like the supportive stud muffin he is.