Believe it or not former Season 18 Bachelor Juan Pablo wants people to know that he isn't the person that reality television has made him out to be. The entertainment consultant claims that he and his winner/girlfriend Nikki Ferrell were virtually setup in the Couple Therapy editing room--being made to look like arrogant jerks. According to the latest gossip news updates, Season 10 Bachelorette, Andi Dorfman, in giving Galavis' Season 19 replacement, Chris Soules, some reality dating advice, even though they were dating themselves just months earlier. Nothing like having a heart to heart with you ex-girlfriend and her new fiancé, but it's even said that Josh Murray and the millionaire farmer are pretty good friends. Who knows, maybe the will all get together with Sean Lowe and form a traveling family band.
Season 18 Bachelor Juan Pablo has blamed a lot of his worst moments on the dating show on his problems with the English language as well as the differences in cultures, but now the Venezuelan reality star is claiming that he appears like a A-hole on Couple's Therapy because the VH1 editors set him up.
During an interviews with People Magazine earlier this month, Juan Pablo explained one instance in particular where he was practically made to say something only to have it taken out of context and used to make he look like sexist later:
"A huge example was when I said, 'Guys are more logical.'
"Some women were offended and thought I was being arrogant...But I learned that from a session that Nikki and I had with Dr. Jenn where she told me, 'Juan Pablo, what happens is that men are more logical while women are more sensitive.'
"Unfortunately, the production company didn't show the clip when Dr. Jenn told me that, so it seems that it was my own cocky, arrogant opinion."
That maybe the case, but the American audience seemed disappointed in Juan Pablo almost from the beginning--a problem that Andi Dorfman doesn't see Chris Soules facing most likely.
The one time Atlanta assistant DA told WetPaint that when she and her fiancé, Josh Murray, sat down to give the Iowa farmer some advice going into his season, she figured that he didn't need much grooming:
"We got to talk to Chris before he left...Josh is good friends with him, he was always really kind to me. So we gave him some advice.
"I think we told him, 'be true to yourself and go find a wife.'"
With that kind of a gift for gab in socially awkward and difficult moments...perhaps it is best that Andi gave up the bar in Georgia.
