The producers of the show have things to hide as well.
Here are just some of the things that they don’t want viewers to know.
This occurred as Otis was on her way to conduct one of her interviews for the show.
They assess, “who will capture the heart of the star?
Who will go home in tears?
Who will be this season’s villain?”
The girls are plied with alcohol
Many of us know thatalcoholmakes people more talkative and emotional.
And I was like, ‘It’s 12 p.m., noon!’
And they’re like, ‘Welcome to theBachelorfamily.'"
We hope they, at least, give the girls good stuff to drink.
In addition to that, they have a say in how the rose ceremony is presented.
FormerBachelorSean Lowe’s new bookFor the Right Reasonsdetails just how muchBachelorproducers meddle.
Sometimes, filming those ceremonies takes forever, or at least it seems like it.
It’s not all bad though.
Lowe revealed that Chris Harrison went the kitchen to make breakfast burritos for everyone.
“There’s a lot of women that the bachelor needs to meet,” he explains.
He goes on to say, “It’s a long, long night.
Someone is in charge of the crying
Tears equal drama, and drama equals good television.
So it’s not that surprising to learn that producers want to ensure tears flow.
She said that she sees it now as a “complicated manipulation through friendship.”
Before the final rose ceremony, Shapiro described how she would raise the hopes of the ultimate loser.
Shapiro did whatever it took to get a contestant to cry in the limo after being eliminated.
Holcomb is that lawyer, and her recount of the details in an interview withCosmopolitanis sickening.
It’s insane.”
Fashion and television blogger Dana Weiss toldMicthat all contestants must provide their own outfits.
I had re-mortgaged my house and I spent something like $8,000 on clothing."
easily!!!!!"
So it stands to reason that they’d want to stay fit.
Luckily, the girls can be pretty good atimprovising.
They run throughout the grounds of the mansion and use anything with a little heft as makeshift free weights.
Producers don’t allow the contestants to eat
…well, kind of.
No one looks good eating, and microphones pick up all kinds of chomping."
Who looks good with a mouthful of food in his or her face?
Don’t worry though.
Contestants do get to eat.
We ate in our rooms and then went out for dinner."
The rings are pricey
In this case, pricey is a bit of an understatement.
According toUs Weekly, the ring Jef Holm gave to Emily Maynard cost $68k.
Sean Lowe revealed in his tell-all book (viaBustle) that Catherine’s ring cost $75k.
Bustlereports, “the exact details of the ring have always been shrouded in mystery.
And the numbers back that observation up.
The lawsuit has since been dismissed, but it’s a claim that’s not without merit.
However, former football player Colton Underwood was ultimately cast as the Bachelor for the 23rd season.
Hopefully the franchise will diversify itself sooner rather than later.
“I’m trying to think who was number two that season I already forgot.
But obviously they were a little bit like oil and water,” Harrison said.
“They did not get along very well together.”
you’re free to’t really get to know a person in that time frame.”
We have to say that we agree.
The family, whose last name we don’t know, stays in a hotel during taping.
He has even been known to let fans take a swim in the family’s pool.
“Where the ring goes, I have to say, I don’t really know.
I just say it goes to ring heaven.”
“They want to be part of a club when they go to these reunions, " said Lane.
The answer might surprise you.
It’s “process.
What do we know about the nature of thesex being had in the Fantasy Suite?
The answer is: probably.
A2016Buzzfeedpiece declaredthat there were “no condoms in the Fantasy Suite,” a statement made byBacheloralum Courtney Robertson.
“Everyone gets tested before the show and I was on the pill,” said Robertson.
“Maybe we were a little bit too in the moment.
Times seem to have changed, though.
Anything you better have safe sex, we definitely promote that.”
Hughes: “The only things I was allowed to keep were my journal and my Bible.”
In other words, your only entertainment in Bachelorland is you, your castmates, andlots of alcohol.
“There was so much downtime.
We were always doing beauty routines because that was literally all we had time to do.”
What else do the contestants do to pass the time?
