Trista Sutter

During the frigid temperatures, Golden Bachelor newlywed Theresa Nist was seen clearing off the driveway of her New Jersey home. Although her husband Gerry Turner was nowhere to be seen, the 70-year-old reality star's hardworking wife attempted to remove snow from her property with a green shovel. The financial services professional from Shrewsbury, New Jersey, was bundled up in a furry black jacket, leggings, and booties to keep her warm. She finished her laid-back look with a cute headband tucked behind her ears.

Gerry Turner and Theresa Nist, the newlyweds of Golden Shrewsbury, NJ, grabbed smoothies from Greens Natural Foods in their Shrewsbury, NJ hometown last Sunday. Despite the 30F-degree winter weather, the septuagenarian pair, aged 72 and 70, enjoyed frozen treats.

After getting engaged on ABC's The Golden Bachelor spin-off series, Gerry Turner and Theresa Nist got married on ABC during a live television wedding reception. During a special two-hour episode titled The Golden Wedding, the 72-year-old restaurateur and widow from Hudson, Indiana, and 70-year-old Theresa, a financial services professional from Shrewsbury, New Jersey, exchanged vows at the exclusive La Quinta Resort and Club in La Quinta, California. The Golden Bachelor concluded on November 30 with Gerry choosing Theresa over runners-up Leslie Fhima, 64, a fitness instructor from Golden Valley, Minnesota, after spending overnight dates with both of them in the Fantasy Suites.

Such a terrifying experience! Trista Sutter, the first-ever Bachelorette, died of a seizure last week while on holiday in Croatia with her husband Ryan Sutter and the couple's two children, Max and Blakesley Grace, as we reported. The 42-year-old firefighter took to Instagram to write a loving tribute to his wife after being waiting for several days after the sudden tragedy. Related: This Week’s Bachelorette Recap!The former reality TV star shared the sweet message alongside a photo of Trista taking a photo on a boat (below): This picture has been on display for a few days. I just haven’t been sure what to say? The image has sat as a "draft," as it was described in my mind. A little lost. My wife was arrested suddenly and without a single reason, on a stranger bus full of strangers. My experience as a firefighter has prepared me to respond quickly. However, nothing in my 42 years of life had prepared me for the ambiguity and contemplation that remains after the tide of immunization has passed. . The outpouring of kindness from our families, families, and even those that we've never met has really helped. Without a doubt, you played a key role in the healing process and as a humbling source of energy for @tristasutter and I. So, with that note, I share this simple snapshot. It’s my wife – at her best- capturing life as she always has, though now through a more meaningful lens…A post shared by Ryan Sutter (@ryansutter) on Jun 5, 2017 at 12:56am PDT