According to a bombshell new report, Nick Viall has a lot in common with the drinking of milk on a sweltering day.
That is, The Bachelor star is a bad decision that a certain young women immediately regrets choosing as her mate.
An insider tells In Touch Weekly that the suitor who earned Viall’s final rose on this season of the ABC competition will watch The Bachelor online from home, jaw dropped all the way down to the floor, and basically ask herself:
WHAT HAVE I DONE?!?
The Bachelor, of course, was filmed several weeks ago.
This is why you can find out the identity of the victor in our section of The Bachelor spoilers and this is why the woman who emerges victorious is in an unusual, unenviable position:
She can actually see Nick’s actions on television every week, learning what he said or did with other women prior to asking for her hand in marriage.
And the In Touch Weekly source claims the winner “started to cry” during a recent episode upon seeing Viall “get a little too intimate” with one of his contestants.
“Not only was she hurt by what she was seeing, but she was so embarrassed by his behavior,” the tabloid writes.
This mole does not come out and confirm that the person with whom Nick was getting intimate and acting all inappropriate was Corinne Olympios… but come on.
We just know it was Corinne Olympios.
Viall, of course, was a controversial selection as The Bachelor.
He had previously appeared on two seasons of The Bachelorette and one season of Bachelor in Paradise and had built up a reputation as quite a ladies man.
By which we mean he had slept with SEVEN women from The Bachelor franchise before even landing the featured gig himself.
This number could climb to as high as 10 after the Fantasy Suite portion of Season 21 airs.
But In Touch says the winner knows a very different side to Viall. She developed feelings for him based on the ways in which she got to know him away from set.
“Nick is very sweet and loving toward the winner in private, but she’s starting to see how much of a playboy he is, thanks to the show,” the insider alleges.
“She’s starting to think that maybe she made a huge mistake. She’s having second thoughts about spending the rest of her life with him.”
She really need not have that concern.
The odds of a Bachelor or Bachelorette and his or her actually getting married are about as high as the odds of Donald Trump giving up on Twitter.
Wasn’t the winner aware of Nick’s reputation prior to falling for him? Wasn’t this a common topic of conversation around the mansion?
Yes, this tabloid wrote. But the Viall’s unidentified fiancee just chalked up all that chatter to jealousy from the other women.
But she now sees it as a warning she ought to have heeded.
“The winner had heard from the other girls in the house that Nick was trying to sleep with all of them, but she always brushed it off as them just being dramatic,” this know-it-all tells In Touch, adding:
“But after having watched these first few episodes, she’s starting to think the girls weren’t exaggerating.
“Watching the show each week gets harder and harder for the winner because his behavior gets shadier and shadier.”
And only four episodes of The Bachelor have even aired!
We have a long way to go until the finale, leaving the show’s eventual champion in a difficult place.
Will she continue to tune in on a weekly basis? Will she make the unprecedented move of dumping Nick before she’s even been revealed as the winner on television?
“It’s so bad right now, the winner doesn’t even like to admit that Nick is her future husband,” concludes this report.
Fortunately, she’s actually not allowed to admit that at the moment. She signed a non-disclosure agreement that makes it illegal for her to discuss what happens on the show in public.
Or even in private, we’re guessing.
But that doesn’t change the fact that this woman has to look in the mirror everyday. She has to lie in bed every night.
She has to admit that she’s engaged to Nick Viall to the only person that truly matters, to the person whose life will be most affected by this decision:
Herself.
