One of the new The Bachelor contestants didn’t hold back when it came to confessing her x-rated confessions on prime-time TV.
Bella, who received a rose as one of Jed’s women on last night’s premiere of The Bachelor, shared a very honest opinion about the show’s suitors’ living quarters.
In the clip, shared by News.com.au, viewers can see Jed, Thomas and Felix’s Bachelor pad, which they lived in while The Bachelor was filmed.
“So I walk into the Bach pad … and there’s a f***ing pool inside? Then I notice that there’s actually an oyster bar,” Bella tells the cameras after visiting the Gold Coast penthouse apartment.
She added, “There’s three things I love in my life: Champagne, d*ck, oysters. All of it is in the room… Whatever happens today, I think it’s brilliant.”
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Bella impressed suitor Jed when she tattooed him on their blind date and he handed her a rose and invited her to join the mansion.
The revamped version of The Bachelor – which is called The Bachelors – premiered last night on Channel 1o. The new format saw three leading men go on a series of speed dates to decide who would compete for their hearts on the popular reality show. Jed struggled to make connections and was shown turning a lot of women down. Meanwhile, Felix made too many connections, and had to ask for a rose off Jed so that he has enough to go around for his women.
The three leads on the show are Felix Von Hofe, Jed McIntosh and Thomas Malucelli. McIntosh is a drummer for Melbourne band Mood Monroe and has played with some big names including Kylie Minogue, Pharrell Williams, T-Pain and Sean Paul. Von Hofe is currently a marketing manager and was previously a captain for the Melbourne Tigers and Malucelli is a fitness and life coach.
Despite the revamp, The Bachelors drew in the lowest metro ratings of any premiere episode to date, with an average of 309,000 metro viewers.
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