Kaitlyn Bristowe has pretty much dropped The Bachelorette related bombshell.
During an appearance on the “Not Skinny But Not Fat” podcast last week, Bristowe dished on her relationship with Nick Viall on the aforementioned show, which went way back in 2015 on Kaitlyn’s season.
Longtime viewers of the franchise will probably remember that Bristowe slept with Viall after a one-on-one date, which is a fairly common occurrence between leads and would-be husband-and-wife.
But here’s the thing…
Bristowe now says she was under some sort of pressure to jump into bed with Nick.
“He actually sexualized Nick for me,” she explained on this podcast.
“There was a producer — I never even said, you get the exclusive — a producer actually told me, when I kiss her, she’ll come in and wipe my lips and, like, lick her lips and be like, ‘Oh. , I just want to know what it tastes like – like, hooking up with Nick.’
well this is awkward.
“They really, like, put [him] On a pedestal for me,” Caitlin said. “It was part of their strategy. I was brainwashed.
That’s quite an allegation.
We can’t imagine Bristowe is blaming these producers for their actions… but it seems like she is, doesn’t it?
“He was very jovial with me,” Bristowe also said of Viall. “He really made me feel desired. He was really sexual.
In the end, Bristowe chose Sean Booth over Viall, a disclaimer that Nick actually brought up on his podcast last October.
“In the moment, I was really upset. [I was] Was really angry at him,” she said again, feeling that Bristow was “really selfish” for the way he handled their split, telling fans she felt like a pawn in their love story. does.
This is, of course, how The Bachelorette works.
It’s always weird when competitors complain about it.
expressions do not appear He Tough at least between Bristowe and Vial, not on his end, ie.
Bristowe — who recently called out Chris Harrison for ghosting — noted on the podcast that she’s happy for Viall and his fiancée Natalie Joy, who got engaged in January.
“I’m really happy for them because they are legitimately made for each other,” she said.
“I believe in their love.”