Madison Prewett on her role as a submissive wife and her marriage to Grant Troutt
5 december 2025 в 04:37
Madison Pruett received the first individual date of the season during Peter Weber’s season of «The Bachelor» a few years ago. Now, the 29-year-old woman is married to her husband Grant Troutt, and her marriage has become a widely discussed topic after she shared her views on «submission» as a wife.
«Being a submissive wife was a challenge for me at first, but now it’s my favorite thing», - Madison said on the Stay True podcast in December 2025. «I love talking about submission».
While this statement puzzled some fans, others were not surprised, as this is not the first time Madison has discussed this topic. In one episode of her podcast in June 2024, she stated, «As a wife, I am called to submit, I am called to respect, I am called to honor, I am called to be devoted and to keep our marriage bed pure».
«When I submitted to my husband, I found the security I had been searching for so long», - she explained. «It wasn’t in my whining, not in control, not in my feminist approach, but in submission… My voice is not taken away. We are in this marriage together; we are a team. We make decisions together, and I acknowledge him as the leader».
Here are a few more facts about Madison, her time on «The Bachelor», - and her background.
Madison played on her high school basketball team in Alabama and won four state championships during her career. One year, she was even awarded the title of Most Valuable Player of the state, according to her biography on ABC. Her father, who works as the director of operations for the Auburn University basketball team, was her coach, and she credits him with much of her success. Madison also worked as an assistant director at the Bruce Pearl Basketball Camp from 2015 to 2018, allowing her to continue playing basketball after high school.
Madison attended Auburn University and earned a bachelor’s degree in communications and media studies in 2018. Her LinkedIn biography shows that she enjoys «making a difference in any way possible».
Previously, Madison worked as a recruiter for foster parents in Birmingham, Alabama. She hoped to one day open an orphanage, according to her biography on ABC.
Faith is very important to Madison, and she admitted that she hopes to find a man who prioritizes both faith and family. She dreams of doing missionary work and traveling the world as part of that practice.
Madison participated in the Miss Alabama Teen USA pageant in 2014
«Being a submissive wife was a challenge for me at first, but now it’s my favorite thing», - Madison said on the Stay True podcast in December 2025. «I love talking about submission».
While this statement puzzled some fans, others were not surprised, as this is not the first time Madison has discussed this topic. In one episode of her podcast in June 2024, she stated, «As a wife, I am called to submit, I am called to respect, I am called to honor, I am called to be devoted and to keep our marriage bed pure».
«When I submitted to my husband, I found the security I had been searching for so long», - she explained. «It wasn’t in my whining, not in control, not in my feminist approach, but in submission… My voice is not taken away. We are in this marriage together; we are a team. We make decisions together, and I acknowledge him as the leader».
Here are a few more facts about Madison, her time on «The Bachelor», - and her background.
Madison played on her high school basketball team in Alabama and won four state championships during her career. One year, she was even awarded the title of Most Valuable Player of the state, according to her biography on ABC. Her father, who works as the director of operations for the Auburn University basketball team, was her coach, and she credits him with much of her success. Madison also worked as an assistant director at the Bruce Pearl Basketball Camp from 2015 to 2018, allowing her to continue playing basketball after high school.
Madison attended Auburn University and earned a bachelor’s degree in communications and media studies in 2018. Her LinkedIn biography shows that she enjoys «making a difference in any way possible».
Previously, Madison worked as a recruiter for foster parents in Birmingham, Alabama. She hoped to one day open an orphanage, according to her biography on ABC.
Faith is very important to Madison, and she admitted that she hopes to find a man who prioritizes both faith and family. She dreams of doing missionary work and traveling the world as part of that practice.
Madison participated in the Miss Alabama Teen USA pageant in 2014
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